Hymns to this god sometimes include invocations to lesser gods that he was associated with, like Cinteotl and Xochipilli. The lesser-known relations of this deity include his second wife Matal-cueye and his older sister Huixto-ci- huatl. Also known as Ah Hoya and Ah Tzenul, one of his analogues was the deity Cosijo. He fathered the lunar deity Tecciz-tecatl, and after Tezcatlipoca stole his first wife, he turned to his main consort, the jade-skirted one, Chal-chi-huitl-cue. The ruler over the third of five worlds, children were often sacrificed to him and he was believed responsible for diseases like dropsy and rheumatism. FTP, name this Aztec god of fertility and ra
Hymns to this god sometimes include invocations to lesser gods that he was associated with, like Cinteotl and Xochipilli. The lesser-known relations of this deity include his second wife Matal-cueye and his older sister Huixto-ci- huatl. Also known as Ah Hoya and Ah Tzenul, one of his analogues was the deity Cosijo. He fathered the lunar deity Tecciz-tecatl, and after Tezcatlipoca stole his first wife, he turned to his main consort, the jade-skirted one, Chal-chi-huitl-cue. The ruler over the third of five worlds, children were often sacrificed to him and he was believed responsible for diseases like dropsy and rheumatism. FTP, name this Aztec god of fertility and rain.
Hymns to this god sometimes include invocations to lesser gods that he was associated with, like Cinteotl and Xochipilli.
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