Associated with the constellation Ursa Major, he appeared at crossroads to challenge warriors.
Associated with the constellation Ursa Major, he appeared at crossroads to challenge warriors. A patron of slaves, he presided over district schools for commoners called telpochcalli and was referred to as Titlacauan, meaning "we are his slaves." He enjoyed special devotion at Texcoco and once seduced Xochiquetzal, goddess of flowers. Tepeyollotli and Yaotl were his other names and the Mayans knew him as the lightning god, Hurakan. Ruling in Ocelotonatiuh, the first of five worlds in Aztec cosmology, it was he who corrupted the virtuous Quetzalcoatl by introducing him to alcohol and sex. For 10 points, name this creator god associated with the jaguar and originator of human sacrifice.
Associated with the constellation Ursa Major, he appeared at crossroads to challenge warriors.
{Tezcatlipoca}  (accept "Titlacauan," "Tepeyollotli," "Yaotl," and "Hurakan" before mentioned)