Aztec religion

... It also occurred in the Mexican calendar rituals of the era before Columbus in relation to human sacrifice. In the May festival commemorating the God of War, Huitzilopochtli, the statue of God is made of fabric containing beet seeds, corn, honey; and its statues are covered

... Victims of annual maize ceremony in Aztec and Nawa. When the rulers joined, the Incas restricted large-scale sacrifices. It seems there was a case that children were burning at various times of Assyrians, Canaanites and Israelis. Among Africans

The study of Aztec and Aztec religion was the subject of many speculation and misinformation. The sacrifice made by Mexica clergy at the sun and moon pyramids is legendary. However, the faith of the Aztecs is not limited to blood, but most of the ceremonies are bloodshed. This is the main Aztec gods of Pantheon and some meanings of Aztec religion. Pantheons (gods) of the Aztec civilization are huge, hundreds of gods and goddesses are worshiped. As culture depends greatly on agriculture, many of these gods are agriculture. Elements of nature, heroes and ancestry are also respected. The balance of nature and the destiny of mankind are believed to depend on these gods. Some of them are benevolent, others are not satisfying and terrible.

Aztec religion is Aztec's Central American religion. Like other Central American religions, it is a human sacrifice factor related to numerous religious festivals held according to Aztec's calendar model. Polytheism in religion, religion recognizes the vast and increasing Pantheon of the gods and goddesses; Aztecs often enter the gods into their own religious activities from other geographic regions and countries. Aztec's cosmology adds the world to thirteen heavens and nine layers of earth or underground world (the first heavens overlap with the first earth's layers, the heaven and earth meet on the surface of the earth), each level and specific God is related to astronomical things. They also believe that the sun is their god and they fight heaven. So the Aztecs call themselves "Sunday Warriors"