Patecatl

Patecatl ( Nahuatl: The out of the land of medicines ) was in the Aztec mythology, the god of healing, fertility, and the discoverer of peyote. He was the husband Mayahuels and had with her ​​the four hundred pulque gods who fathered Centzon Totochtin ( Four Hundred Rabbits ). Hence he was regarded as the father of identified Tepoztecatls and other gods who were associated with the pulque: Texcatzonatl, Colhuatzincatl, Macuiltochtli and Ome Tochtli. In Tonalamatl the Codex Borbonicus Patecatl is assumed the eleventh week and the twelfth day ( malinalli, Grass ). In the Aztec calendar Patecatl rules over the 13 Trecena (from one to thirteen Monkey House ). His Trecena precedes the Trecena Mictlantecuhtlis followed it is from the Itztlacoliuhquis.