Mictlantecuhtli

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Mictlantecuhtli is the Aztec god of death and ruler of Mictlan, the underworld where most souls journey after death.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aztec deity
death god
associatedRealm Mictlan NERFINISHED
associatedWith bats
bones
dogs
night
north
owls
skeletons
skulls
spiders
calendarAssociation day sign Itzcuintli (dog) in some interpretations
consort Mictecacihuatl NERFINISHED
cosmologicalRole ruler of the Aztec underworld
culture Aztec NERFINISHED
depictedAs figure with blood and bones
figure with exposed ribs
figure with skull face
skeletal figure
direction north
domain death
underworld
equivalentInBroadCategory death deities of Mesoamerican religions
festivalAssociation rituals for the dead
gender male
iconographicAttribute claws
necklace of eyeballs
paper banners
skeletal body
skull head
involvedInMyth Quetzalcoatl’s journey to Mictlan to retrieve bones of previous creations
mythologicalRole guardian of the dead
receiver of most human souls after death
nameMeaning Lord of Mictlan NERFINISHED
Lord of the Underworld NERFINISHED
opposedBy Quetzalcoatl in the myth of the creation of humans
pantheon Aztec pantheon
receivesSoulsFrom people who died of natural causes
religion Aztec religion
residesIn deepest level of Mictlan
ninth level of the underworld
roleInMyth tries to prevent Quetzalcoatl from taking the bones
rulesOver Mictlan NERFINISHED
spouse Mictecacihuatl NERFINISHED
worshippedBy Mexica NERFINISHED
Nahua peoples NERFINISHED
worshippedIn Central Mexico NERFINISHED

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Aztec mythology hasCentralDeity Mictlantecuhtli
Mesoamerican mythology hasDeity Mictlantecuhtli