Graphic Guide to the Aztec Gods

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Ometeotl—The Dual God, Source of the Cosmos

Quetzalcoatl—God of Order and Creation

Xolotl—Double of Quetzalcoatl, Night Guardian of the Sun

Tezcatlipoca—God of Chaos and Destruction

Tepeyollotl—Double of Tezcatlipoca, God of Earthquakes

Tlalteuctli—Goddess of the Earth

Teteoh Innan—Mother of the Gods

Cihuacoatl—Goddess of Motherhood and Creation

Xiuhteuctli—God of Fire and Time

Nanahuatzin—God of the Sun

Cihuateteoh—Guardians of the Setting Sun

Ehecatl—God of Wind

Mictlanteuctli—God of the Land of the Dead

Mictecacihuatl—Goddess of the Land of the Dead

Cinteotl—God of Corn

Chicomecoatl—Goddess of Corn

Tlaloc—God of Storms and Rain

Tlaloqueh—Minor Gods of Rain and Thunder

Chalchiuhtlicue—Goddess of Waters on Earth

Tecciztecatl—God of the Moon

Huehuehcoyotl—God of Music, Dance, and Mischief

Tzitzimimeh—Goddesses of Destruction

Itzpapalotl—Warrior Goddess of Paradise

Mayahuel—Goddess of the Maguey Plant

Pahtecatl—God of Medicine and Healing

Ixtlilton—God of Children's Wellbeing

Xochiquetzal—Goddess of Flowers and Love

Xochipilli—God of Flowers and Games

Ahuiyateteoh—Minor Gods of Vice

Centzontotochtin—The Four Hundred Rabbits, Gods of Alcohol

Citlallatonac—God of the Stars

Citlalicue—Goddess of the Stars

Mixcoatl—God of the Hunt

Centzonmimixcoah—The Four Hundred Northern Stars

Coatlicue

Centzonhuitznahuah—The Four Hundred Southern Stars

Coyolxauqui—Goddess of the Moon

Huitzilopochtli—God of War, Lord of the Sun

Ixcuinan—Goddess of Sin and Forgiveness

Xipe Totec—God of Agriculture

Huixtohcihuatl—Goddess of Salt

Itztlacoliuhqui—God of Frost and Snow

Iyahcateuctli—God of Business and Travel

Tepicmeh—Minor Gods of the Mountains