- Tláloc (Classical Nahuatl: Tláloc [ˈtɬaːlok]) is the god of rain in Aztec religion. He was also a deity of earthly fertility and water, worshipped as a giver of life and sustenance.
- In the various Mesoamerican cultures Tláloc appears as Dzahui for the Mixtec, Tajίn for the Totonac, Chupithripeme for the Tarascan and Cocijo for the Zapotec.
- In the various Mesoamerican cultures Tláloc appears as Dzahui for the Mixtec, Tajίn for the Totonac, Chupithripeme for the Tarascan and Cocijo for the Zapotec.
- Although the name Tlaloc is specifically Aztec, worship of a storm god, far predates Teotihuacan, and is eerily similar to the Maya god Chaac.
- Five months of the 18-month ritual year were dedicated to Tlaloc and to his fellow deities, the Tlaloque, who were believed to dwell on the mountaintops.
- It made him one of the most important gods, something that should be recognized by any worshiper of the rain god Tlaloc.
- Tlaloc (c. 1300 BG - 1280 BG ) was a Tlulaxa who lived in the final years of the Old Empire . One of the original Titans and the mentor and philosophical cornerstone...
- Tlaloc is one of several gods the Mexica people refused to fully abandon following the introduction of Christianity, and in many ways his veneration was never...
- When equipped on Tlaloc, Increase all allies' Quick cards effectiveness by 8%, Arts cards effectiveness by 8% and NP damage of all allies on [Waterside]...
- Tlaloc ile ilişkili fiziksel bozukluklar nedeniyle ölenler de kendilerini onun diyarında bulacaktı.
