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Hueytlatoani Colimotl or Rey
Coliman is a
mythical and
possibly historical figure who is
considered a
symbol of the
Mexican state of Colima. According...
- by arches. The main
stairwell contains mural work done in 1953 by the
Coliman artist,
Jorge Chávez Carrillo. The park
behind the
cathedral is Jardin...
- city of Colima. This name is most
likely derived from a
Nahuatl phrase "
coliman", but the
original meaning is in
doubt with two most
accepted versions...
- "place of many trees" (quautli "trees" + la "abundance")
Colima Nahuatl Coliman The
state takes its name from its
capital city,
Colima City.
Durango Basque...
-
crowned by
Nuestra Belleza Mundo México 2004
Dafne Molina. She is the only
Coliman and
fourth winner of
foreign descent (her
grandfather is Chinese) to win...
- 925 656 645 513 Luna
Tuyangan 334 298 310 296 227
Kabugao Upper Atok (
Coliman) 245 156 182 153 –
Flora Upper Maton 371 391 215 260 206
Pudtol Waga 281...
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Maria 5.8% 1,037 817 ▴ 2.41% 148103011
Tamalunog 5.7% 1,015 837 ▴ 1.95% 148103017
Upper Atok (
Coliman) 1.7% 309 245 ▴ 2.35%
Total 17,944 17,944 0.00%...
-
historian (1971, 1981)
Genaro Codina (1852–1901),
composer (1946) Rey
Colimán (15th & 16th centuries),
chief of the
Colimas (1979)
Christopher Columbus...
- the
Tzacoalco salt
mines owned by Tecos.
Because of this,
their leader Coliman or
Tlatoani Colimotl defeated them.
After the salt war, the
Tecos took...
- the
Tzacoalco salt
mines owned by Tecos,
because of this
their leader Coliman or
Tlatoani Colimotl defeated them,
after the salt war, the
Tecos took...
