He was present in the mythology of Teotihucaun and the Toltecs, and he was very closely related to the Mayan god Chaac.
Every year, women would drown their children in order to make sacrifices to him. He was present in the mythology of Teotihucaun and the Toltecs, and he was very closely related to the Mayan god Chaac. In Aztec mythology he carried rattles to make thunder, and often shot lightening bolts at humans to make them sick. FTP, identify this Aztec god of fertility and the rain who was responsible for causing both floods and droughts.
Every year, women would drown their children in order to make sacrifices to him.
Tlaloc (Also accept Nuhualpilli)