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Culhuacan (classical Nahuatl:
Cōlhuàcān [koːlˈwaʔkaːn]) was one of the Nahuatl-speaking pre-Columbian city-states of the
Valley of Mexico.
According to...
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Culhuacan or Culhuacán may
refer to:
Colhuacan (altepetl), a pre-Columbian city-state of the
Valley of
Mexico Pueblo Culhuacán, a
neighborhood of the...
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Mexitin and
Santa Catarina Sierra in 1299, when they are
subjected to the
Colhuacan yoke. In 1318 for the
first time they
attacked the Aztecs,
which resulted...
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above sea level. The
genuine Aztec name of the
Nahuatl language is
Colhuacán or Culhuacán,
which is from
colhua or
culhua and can,
which is a place...
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daughter Chimalaxoch before the
tlatoani of
Colhuacan, Coxcox. The
Mexica make an
alliance with
Colhuacan and
intermarry with its people,
thereby securing...
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mexicain 74 and
titled Différentes
histoires originales des
royaumes de
Colhuacan Though Andrés de
Santiago Xochitototzin, a
native judge of Amaquemecan...
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Tenochtitlan Tlatelolco Tlacopan Azcapotzalco Colhuacan Tetzcoco Chalco Xochimilco Xoconochco Coixtlahuaca...
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Chicomoztoc with
certain legendary traditions concerning Culhuacan (
Colhuacan), an
actual pre-Columbian
settlement in the
Valley of
Mexico which was...
- the site of Tula, Hidalgo, and also city-states such as Tenayuca, and
Colhuacan in the
valley of
Mexico and
Cuauhnahuac in Morelos. In the ethnohistorical...
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Codex Chimalpopoca states that an
outbreak of
bloody diarrhea occurred in
Colhuacan in 1320. If the
disease was indigenous, it was
perhaps exacerbated by...
