Coyolxauhqui=[co-yol-ZOW-quee], Coatlicue [co-AHT-lee- cue]  His name means "he of the south", and he is often depicted holding a snake in one hand. His temple on the Great Pyramid was known as "Blue Heaven," and those who died either in battle or during childbirth would serve in his palace. He slew
Coyolxauhqui=[co-yol-ZOW-quee], Coatlicue [co-AHT-lee- cue]  His name means "he of the south", and he is often depicted holding a snake in one hand. His temple on the Great Pyramid was known as "Blue Heaven," and those who died either in battle or during childbirth would serve in his palace. He slew many of this brothers and sisters after emerging fully armed from the womb of his mother Coatlicue, and he created the moon by cutting off the head of his sister Coyolxauhqui. Human sacrifices were necessary in his fight against the darkness, and it was he who told humans to look for an eagle on a cactus eating a serpent. FTP, identify this Aztec hummingbird deity, both the sun god and war god.
Coyolxauhqui=[co-yol-ZOW-quee], Coatlicue [co-AHT-lee- cue]  
{Huitzilopochtli } [hoo-eetz-lee-POCHT-lee]