Difference between revisions of "Trecena"

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This is in reference to a 13 day period. The trecena is the reference point at which we find day signs.

Number	Trecena	Teotl
1	1 Cipactli	Tonacatecuhtli, sometimes with Tonacacihuatl
2	1 Ocelotl	Quetzalcoatl
3	1 Mazatl	Tepeyollotl with Tlazolteotl or Quetzalcoatl
4	1 Xochitl	Huehuecoyotl, with Ixnextli or dancer
5	1 Acatl	Chalchiuhtlicue
6	1 Miquiztli	Tecciztecatl, with Tonatiuh or Tezcatlipoca
7	1 Quiauitl	Tlaloc, sometimes with Chicomecoatl
8	1 Malinalli	Mayahuel, sometimes with Xochipilli or Cinteotl
9	1 Coatl	Xiuhtecuhtli and Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli
10	1 Tecpatl	Mictlantecuhtli
11	1 Ozomahtli	Patecatl and Cuauhtliocelotl
12	1 Cuetzpallin	Itztlacoliuhqui
13	1 Ollin	Tezcatlipoca or Uactli and Ixcuina or Tlazolteotl
14	1 Itzcuintli	Tlazolteotl
15	1 Calli	Xipe Totec and Quetzalcoatl
16	1 Cozcacuauhtli	Itzpapalotl
17	1 Atl	Xolotl and Tlalchitonatiuh or 4 Ollin
18	1 Ehecatl	Chalchiuhtototl
19	1 Cuauhtli	Tonatiuh
20	1 Tochtli	Xochiquetzal and Tezcatlipoca

↑ Boone, Elizabeth Hill. Cycles of Time and Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate. Page 48.

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