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Goddess of agriculture, especially maize, and sustenance, also associated with fertility.

God of the dead and the underworld (Mictlan), ruler over the afterlife with his wife, Mictecacihuatl.

Goddess of purification, related to the concept of filth and sin, often invoked during confession.

The dual god representing the duality of life, embodying both male and female energies in the form of Ometecuhtli and Omecihuatl.

God of the sun and war, patron deity of Tenochtitlan, and guide of the Aztecs.

God of the sun, responsible for providing the energy needed for life and associated with eagles.

Feathered serpent deity of wind, air, and learning, creator of mankind, and associated with priesthood.

God of rain, water, and fertility, overseer of the Tlaloque, which are rain spirits.

God of the night sky, ancestral memory, and time, often depicted with a smoking mirror.

Ancient god of fire, light, and warmth, known as the old, old deity, and often depicted with a brazier on his head.

Goddess of beauty, love, fertility, flowers, and the arts, represented by butterflies and birds.

Goddess of filth, vice, and sexual misdeeds, also considered a purifier for such sins.

God of force, patron of war, agriculture, and the seasons, known for flaying himself to give food to humanity.

Goddess of water, rivers, seas, streams, horizontal waters, fertility, and childbirth.