Tláloc

Tláloc was also the Aztec god of water and earthly fertility, feared for his hail, thunder and lightning. He is shown with fangs and a forked tongue, often holding a vessel of water. A storm god was already worshipped at Teotihuacan, and his great rites were held on the mountain called Cerro Tláloc.

Those killed by drowning or lightning went to his paradise, Tlálocan. At Tenochtitlan his shrine stood beside Huitzilopochtli’s on the Great Temple.