What was were Aztec 5 suns?

The Aztec creation myth describes five suns, each representing a different era of the world, known as "suns," which were created and destroyed in cycles. The first sun, called Tezcatlipoca, was made of earth and was destroyed by jaguars; the second sun, Quetzalcoatl, was made of wind and was extinguished by a great flood; the third sun, Tlaloc, was made of fire and was consumed by a rain of fire; the fourth sun, the current one, is made of movement and is associated with the god Tonatiuh. According to the myth, the future sun will be made of a combination of both fire and earth, leading to the end of the current era.