This god wounded himself and used the blood to give life to the current world of man. That blood was put on the bones this god retrieved from the remains of the fourth world in Mictlan. This god, the twin of Xolotl, represented the morning star, earning him a name meaning "lord of the dawn." The god (*) Tezcatlipoca tricked this god that gave man maize into getting drunk and eventually burning himself in a fire or sailing away on a raft. For 10 p
This god wounded himself and used the blood to give life to the current world of man. That blood was put on the bones this god retrieved from the remains of the fourth world in Mictlan. This god, the twin of Xolotl, represented the morning star, earning him a name meaning "lord of the dawn." The god (*) Tezcatlipoca tricked this god that gave man maize into getting drunk and eventually burning himself in a fire or sailing away on a raft. For 10 points, name this deity of the mythology of the Aztecs, depicted as a feathered serpent.
This god wounded himself and used the blood to give life to the current world of man.
{Quetzalcoatl}