Itzpapalotl

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Itzpapalotl is a fearsome skeletal warrior goddess in Aztec mythology, often depicted with obsidian butterfly wings and associated with night, sacrifice, and the star demons (Tzitzimimeh).

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Itzpapalotl canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aztec goddess
mythological figure
associatedPlace Tamoanchan NERFINISHED
associatedWith Cihuateteo NERFINISHED
Tzitzimimeh NERFINISHED
butterflies
danger to humans during solar eclipses
death
eclipses
human sacrifice
night
obsidian
ritual warfare
sacrifice
star demons
the underworld
war
women who died in childbirth
cosmicRole star demon
culture Aztec mythology
depictedAs figure with obsidian-tipped wings
skeletal warrior goddess
skeleton with butterfly wings
domain Tamoanchan NERFINISHED
epithet Obsidian Butterfly NERFINISHED
gender female
hasAttribute clawed hands
fearsome appearance
obsidian butterfly wings
skeletal body
hasType death deity
star deity
memberOf Tzitzimimeh NERFINISHED
mythologicalTradition Central Mexican
nameMeaning Obsidian Butterfly NERFINISHED
pantheon Aztec pantheon
relatedConcept Cihuacoatl NERFINISHED
Mictlan NERFINISHED
Tonatiuh NERFINISHED
religion Aztec religion
role patron of star demons
warrior goddess
symbolizes the deadly aspect of the night sky
the destructive power of stars
the terror of eclipses
weapon claws
obsidian knives
worshippedBy Aztecs NERFINISHED
worshippedIn Mesoamerica NERFINISHED

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Aztec mythology hasCentralDeity Itzpapalotl