His most famous temple contained several Eagle Men who perhaps represented the rising sun.  
The Borbonicus Codex depicts him holding his turquoise fire serpent in one hand and also shows this deity holding a paper flag.  His most famous temple contained several Eagle Men who perhaps represented the rising sun.  He is depicted in drawings such as the Florentine Codex with feathers on his head, and he is also the god of journeys as he led his people to their adopted home.  The head of his sister, which he cut off in vengeance, was tossed into the air by this deity to become the moon.  The reason for this act was his mysterious conception involving a ball of feathers touching his mother Coatlicue and thus upsetting Coyolxauhqui.  His name is sometimes translated to mean "Hummingbird of the Left".  Known for a festival consisting of a 25 day bloody orgy of sacrifice, FTP, name this national god of the Aztecs who, along with Tlaloc, had a temple devoted to him in Tenochtitlan.
The Borbonicus Codex depicts him holding his turquoise fire serpent in one hand and also shows this deity holding a paper flag.  
{Huitzilopochtli} (prompt on "Hummingbird of the Left" or "Hummingbird of the South" before mentioned)