Mayahuel is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.
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An Aztec goddess said to have brought the maguey plant to this world. As granddaughter of a Tzitzimitl, she descended to Earth alongside Quetzalcoatl, disguised as the branches of a forked tree. Her upset grandmother found her, tore her to pieces, and ate her, leaving Quetzalcoatl intact. Later, Quetzalcoatl buried Mayahuel's bones, from which the first maguey plant sprouted.
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An Aztec goddess said to have brought the maguey plant to this world. As granddaughter of a Tzitzimitl, she descended to Earth alongside Quetzalcoatl, disguised as the branches of a forked tree. Her upset grandmother found her, tore her to pieces, and ate her, leaving Quetzalcoatl intact. Later, Quetzalcoatl buried Mayahuel's bones, from which the first maguey plant sprouted.
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| Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse
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An Aztec goddess said to have brought the maguey plant to this world. As granddaughter of a Tzitzimitl, she descended to Earth alongside Quetzalcoatl, disguised as the branches of a forked tree. Her upset grandmother found her, tore her to pieces, and ate her, leaving Quetzalcoatl intact. Later, Quetzalcoatl buried Mayahuel's bones, from which the first maguey plant sprouted.
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An Aztec goddess said to have brought the maguey plant to this world. As granddaughter of a Tzitzimitl, she descended to Earth alongside Quetzalcoatl, disguised as the branches of a forked tree. Her upset grandmother found her, tore her to pieces, and ate her, leaving Quetzalcoatl intact. Later Quetzalcoatl buried Mayahuel's bones, from which the first maguey plant sprouted.
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| Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth
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An Aztec goddess said to have brought the maguey plant to this world.
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アステカの伝承に登場する女神。酒の原料となる竜舌蘭を地上にもたらしたとされる。
出身地:メキシコ マヤウェルはアステカ時代の伝承に登場する若い女神で、魔神ツィツィミトルの孫であると言われる。この女神はケツアルコアトルと共に人間の文化に酒による楽しみを与えようと考えて下界に降り、大樹の枝となったが、孫娘を連れ出されたことに怒り狂ったツィツィミトルに見つかり、体をばらばらに引き裂かれた後に食べられてしまったと言う。再び元の姿に戻ったケツアルコアトルは彼女の遺骨を集め、簡素な墓を作ったと言われ、この墓から最初の竜舌蘭が生まれたと伝えられる。Translation: A goddess who appears in Aztec tradition. Said to have brought the maguey plant, an ingredient in alcohol, to this world.
Place of origin: Mexico Mayahuel is a young goddess who appears in Aztec era legend, said to be the grandchild of the demon god Tzitzimitl. This goddess, along with Quetzalcoatl, descended to the world below to bestow the pleasures of alcohol to human culture, and became the branch of a great tree. However, they were found by Tzitzimitl, who was furious that her granddaughter had been taken away, and it is said that her body was torn to pieces and later eaten. It is said that Quetzalcoatl, having returned to his original form, collected her remains and fashioned her a simple grave, from which the very first maguey plant is believed to have been born.
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Nomenclature
Names in Other Languages
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English
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Mayahuel
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Japanese
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マヤウェル Mayaweru |
Mayahuel
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Korean
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마야우엘 Mayauel |
Mayahuel
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