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Tezcatlipoca in Toltec mythology (and other Nahuatl-speaking Mesoamerican peoples), is the god of providence, of the invisible and of darkness. Among the Nahuas, Quetzalcóatl and Tezcatlipoca are duality and antagonism.
Tezcatlipoca is the lord of the north side of the universe, identified as the Mictlán, or so called Mictlampa, course of the dead. He is associated with the color black, with the image of the Tecpatl or flint knife, presided over by Yayauhqui Tezcatlipoca (Dark mirror, highness).
Tezcatlipoca is the lord of the north side of the universe, identified as the Mictlán, or so called Mictlampa, course of the dead. He is associated with the color black, with the image of the Tecpatl or flint knife, presided over by Yayauhqui Tezcatlipoca (Dark mirror, highness).
