More permanent figures of this god were typically carved out of jadeite.
In some traditions, this god cursed his grandson Cipitio with eternal youth. The festival of Atemoztli was dedicated to this god, as was a festival in which weaving sticks were used to ritually "kill" amaranth-dough images of him. More permanent figures of this god were typically carved out of jadeite. This god's main temple was on a namesake mountain, and he was also worshipped alongside Huitzilopochtli at the Templo Mayor. He married the jade-skirted Chalchiuhtlicue after his first wife Xochiquetzal was stolen by Tezcatlipoca. A world of eternal abundance ruled by this god was the destination of deformed people, disease victims, child sacrifices, and those who drowned. For 10 points, name this Aztec god of thunder and rain.
In some traditions, this god cursed his grandson Cipitio with eternal youth.
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