- affairs. The
Kakchikel recorded their history in the book
Annals of the
Cakchiquels, also
known as
Memorial de Sololá. The
Chajoma were
another Kaqchikel-speaking...
- The
Annals of the
Cakchiquels (Spanish:
Anales de los Cakchiqueles, also
known by the
alternative Spanish titles,
Anales de los Xahil,
Memorial de Tecpán-Atitlán...
- The
Kaqchikel language (in
modern orthography;
formerly also
spelled Cakchiquel or Cachiquel) is an
indigenous Mesoamerican language and a
member of the...
-
Xmulzencab Xquic Xtabay Yopaat Yum Kaax
Zipacna Texts Annals of the
Cakchiquels Popol Vuh
Ritual of the
Bacabs Título C'oyoi Título de Totonicapán v...
-
Xmulzencab Xquic Xtabay Yopaat Yum Kaax
Zipacna Texts Annals of the
Cakchiquels Popol Vuh
Ritual of the
Bacabs Título C'oyoi Título de Totonicapán v...
-
battle being the
Battle of
Acajutla led by Atunal. The
Annals of the
Cakchiquels mentions the name "Pan Atacat" (water men), in
reference to
coastal Nahuas...
- in Guatemala. It is a Kʼicheʼ (Quiché) base
relexified by
Kaqchikel (
Cakchiquel).
During the
colonial era, Kʼicheʼ
migrated to Sacatepéquez, in the heart...
- OCLC 1479294. Guillemín,
Jorge F. (1965). Iximché:
Capital del
Antiguo Reino Cakchiquel [Iximche:
Capital of the
Ancient Kaqchikel Kingdom] (in Spanish). Guatemala...
-
chronicler mentions him. The only
mentions of him are in the
annals of the
Cakchiquels where the
Pipil coastal people were
called Pan
Atacat (water men); this...
-
survive that shed
light on this
confederation except the
Annals of the
Cakchiquels,
although Spanish chroniclers such as
Domingo Juarros, Palaces, Lozano...
