Markman and Markman

• Center - fire god Xiuhtecuhtli
• Top - Itztli (Flint Knife) and Pilzintecuhtli (Young Corn)
• Left - Tepeyollotl (Heart of the Hill) and Tlaloc (rain)
• Botton - Chalchiuhticue (Skirt of Jade) and Tlazolteotl (Earth)
• Right - Cinteotl (corn goddess) and Mictlantecuhtli, (God of the Underworld)

The two gods are Mictlantecuhtli, Lord of the Dead, and Cinteotl, the maise goddess

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From a coloring book:

XIUHTECUTLI, THE FIRE GOD, AT THE NAVEL OF THE EARTH

• From him grow the four world directional trees.
• East is at the top of the picture, the place of the rising sun from whence arose QUETZLCOATL. Here ITZLI, the god of the sharp stone, faces the god of the rising sun.

• North is to the right where CINCEOTL, the corn god, faces MICTLANTECUHTLI, the god of the dead.
• West is on the botton; here XOCHIQUETZAL, the goddess of flowers, faces a goddes of drunkenness and witchcraft.
• South, on the left, THALOC, the rain god, faces a god of the underworld.