Quetzalcoatl: Man Or Myth?

Legend of Quetzalcoatl: a human or myth. Beginning with the control of Tortech in Central Mexico, the God of Quetzalcoatl is the central figure of Mexican religion and culture. This is obvious. However, it is controversial that Quetzalcoatl is the legitimacy of historical figures. Quetzalcoatl's God or "feather snake" can not be separated from Ce Acatl Topitlzin Quetzalcoatl, which is known as the famous leader of prehistoric Mexican myths. When Spanish monks introduced Christianity and tried to absorb Indians, anatomy became more difficult and established a parallel relationship between the Indian god Quetzalcoatl and the Catholic saints.

In the myth of Aztec, the cultural hero Quetzalcoatl was deceived by his enemy Tezcatlipoca and left his kingdom. After Quetzalcoatl was drunk, Tezcatlipoca showed him a mirror with a horrible image of Tezcatlipoca. Quetzalcoatl believes that the mirror mirrors his face, leaves to purify himself, and promises to return to his people at the end of the 52 year cycle.

Q Quetzalcoatl Quetzalcoatl evokes a wonderful story in the myth of Central America (Central America). In the Aztec language in Northern Africa in Mexico, the name Quetzalcoatl can be translated into "feather snake". There are actually Quetzal birds whose feathers are very popular in the international bird market and are very expensive. However, the number of Quetzalcoatl is not limited to Mexico, Spanish Hernan Cortes occupied Aztec in Aztec in 1521. Maya in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico knows that Quetzalcoatl is Kukulcán while Quicé Maya of their cousin Guatemala knows Quetzalcoatl as Gugumatz. Regarding this deep myth, there are three main explanations. They believe that Quetzalcoatl is the last king of the gods, the civilized people from the Eastern, and the Mexican biggest warrior tribe in front of the Mexican Aztecs.

Most of the explanations for the conquest of Spain in Aztecs are psychosocial factors - Aztecs have different concepts of war - or they are stunned by Quetzalcoatl - or to technical factors like so-called Spanish victory Excellent firearms and steel swords, or a combination of the two. As Soustelle said, Davis (1973: 251) quotes the concept of Aztec war, including "half of the ceremonial and magical healing process". Another Spanish battle advantage is said to be the so-called "Observation" of Azteca (Davis 1973: 251; Soestler 1970: 210) on sacrificing sacrificing Aztec soldiers. Injured in front of Spain's conqueror, he did not commit sin