FTP, name this god of war, the sun, and the south, the state deity of rulers in Aztec mythology whose name means "Blue Hummingbird on the left."
One aspect of this deity, Nanahuatl, defeated the coward Teucciztecatl in a contest to become the fifth sun. After assuming his best known incarnation, he used his chief weapon, a serpent of fire called the "xiuhcoatl," to defeat the Centzonuitznaua and Coyolxauhqui, after springing fully armed from the body of his mother, Coatlicue.  The first shrine to this deity was built on a spot in Lake Texcoco where settlers found a snake being devoured by his primary incarnation, an eagle.  FTP, name this god of war, the sun, and the south, the state deity of rulers in Aztec mythology whose name means "Blue Hummingbird on the left."
One aspect of this deity, Nanahuatl, defeated the coward Teucciztecatl in a contest to become the fifth sun.
Huitzilopochtli