In many depictions, this deity's eyebrows are made of serpents that entwine lower down on the face to form a nose.
In many depictions, this deity's eyebrows are made of serpents that entwine lower down on the face to form a nose. This god governs a locale where toads guard the cooking pots of the lord of the winds. Four jug-holding figures at the corners of the earth are named for this god, who was depicted with blue goggle-like markings around his eyes and prominent fangs at mountaintop shrines. This god sired a moon deity with a jade-skirted goddess of the flood named Chalchiuhtlicue. This patron god of the third sun controls an alternative to Mictlan for victims of lightning strike, drowning, or water-borne disease. For 10 points, name this namesake of a watery underworld, the Aztec rain god.
In many depictions, this deity's eyebrows are made of serpents that entwine lower down on the face to form a nose.
Tlaloc [or Tlaloque]