This figure carried a magic mirror that gave off smoke, and had a piece of obsidian as a foot.
This figure created the first dogs after cutting off the heads of the elderly Tata and Nene and putting them on their rears. The Toxcatl ritual involved the sacrifice of a boy who impersonated this figure for a year; at the end of the year, the boy's skull would be put on display and his flesh was eaten by the nobles of the city. This figure, also identified with Tepeyollotl, kidnapped the goddess of (*) flowers, Xochiquetzal, from her husband Tlaloc. This deity lost his foot after he used it as bait for the crocodile Cipactli. This god was overthrown by his greatest rival while ruler of the world of the first sun, after which he turned into a jaguar. This figure carried a magic mirror that gave off smoke, and had a piece of obsidian as a foot. For 10 points, name this Aztec deity, the rival of Quetzalcoatl.
This figure created the first dogs after cutting off the heads of the elderly Tata and Nene and putting them on their rears.
Tezcatlipoca