Tláloc
Tláloc is the Aztec god of rain, water, and fertility. In Aztec religion, he controlled precipitation, storms, and underground waters, and was believed essential for agricultural cycles, especially maize. Tláloc was worshiped across the Mexica state and other Nahua communities as a powerful regulator of weather and life-sustaining moisture.
Iconography and associations typical of Tláloc include a blue-green complexion, goggle-like eyes, and fangs. He is
Worship and ritual around Tláloc were centered in major temples within city centers, notably a prominent Tláloc
In myth and ritual, Tláloc is often associated with Chalchiuhtlicue, the goddess of rivers, lakes, and seas,
Tláloc remains a significant figure in the study of Aztec religion, appearing in art, sculpture, and codices,