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Parchment-style artwork of Huitzilopochtli, Aztec sun god, with fiery serpent weapon and celestial battle scene.

Huitzilopochtli: The Warrior Sun of the Mexica (Aztec Mythology)

November 12, 2025

American Gods and Deities·Gods & Deities

Huitzilopochtli, meaning “Hummingbird of the Left (South)” in Nahuatl, is the radiant warrior deity of the Mexica, better known as the Aztecs. He embodies the sun’s relentless journey through the heavens and the unending struggle against cosmic darkness. Patron of warfare, sacrifice, and the Mexica nation itself, Huitzilopochtli stands as both protector and punisher, a god of light who demands

Parchment-style artwork of Inti shining over Cusco, golden rays and temples, Inca mythology scene.

American Gods and Deities·Gods & Deities

Inti Sun God and Divine Ancestor (Inca Mythology)

Inti is the vital sun god of the Inca civilization, revered as the giver of life, warmth, and agricultural fertility. His golden rays were believed to nourish crops, sustain human and animal life, and maintain the cosmic balance between earth and sky. Inti is also the divine ancestor of the

Parchment-style artwork of Rā in solar barque battling Apophis, Egyptian sun god scene.

Rā: The Solar Creator of Ancient Egypt

Rā, the radiant sun deity of ancient Egypt, stands at the pinnacle

Huitzilopochtli: The Warrior Sun of the Mexica (Aztec Mythology)

Inti Sun God and Divine Ancestor (Inca Mythology)

Rā: The Solar Creator of Ancient Egypt

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