This is the temple from the 1903 visionary/interpretive work Atlantis: The Book of the Angels (sometimes styled Atlantis, the Book of the Angels), which presents a dramatic, often grim account of pre-flood Atlantean civilization centered on the characters Azta (Tizin Azta, empress/queen figure), Tekthah, Huitza, and others.
She becomes involved in political intrigues, using her beauty and influence to manipulate key figures such as Huitza, Rhadaman, and Shar-Jatal.
She manipulates and controls those around her, including her lover Huitza and her ally Mah.
Role: Manipulative and influential figure in Atlantis, seeks power and control, has complex relationships with other key figures like Huitza and Mah.
Function: A province governed by Noah under Huitza's rule.
Noah lived in Tek-Ra, where he served as the governor under Huitza.