This god was sometimes called Ipalnemohuani, meaning, "by whom we live."  One story claims that he burned himself to death after his rival got him to drunkenly seduce a celibate priestess and subsequently became the morning star.  Another story claims that he floated away on a raft of snakes.  This god, said to have created
This god was sometimes called Ipalnemohuani, meaning, "by whom we live."  One story claims that he burned himself to death after his rival got him to drunkenly seduce a celibate priestess and subsequently became the morning star.  Another story claims that he floated away on a raft of snakes.  This god, said to have created mankind from the bones of previous races and blood from his penis, had a twin brother named Xolotl, and his rival was the one-footed "smoking mirror" god Tezcatlipoca.  For 10 points, name this "feathered serpent" god from Aztec mythology
This god was sometimes called Ipalnemohuani, meaning, "by whom we live."  
quetzalcoatl