Mictlán
Mictlán is the underworld in Aztec mythology. It is a dark and dangerous place, and it is the final destination for most souls after death. The journey to Mictlán is long and arduous, and it is believed to take four years to complete. Along the way, the deceased must face a series of challenges, including crossing a river of blood, navigating treacherous mountains, and facing fierce demons.
The ruler of Mictlán is Mictlantecuhtli, the god of death. He is often depicted as a skeletal
There are various layers or regions within Mictlán, each with its own unique characteristics and challenges.
The Aztec belief system placed a significant emphasis on the afterlife, and Mictlán played a central role