El Reino de Cuauhtemoctzin

I Auhnican Motlatocatlali Quauhte moctzin Ilacatauhtli Xocoyotl y pa motlac tu coatly pa acica Castilteca eniyenoch Xituitl tlatocat ynicanZlanlulco y Pan Slocbiah Yayotl Ynican tlatelolcoAnales de TlatelolcoTraduccion del Dr. Angel Ma. GaribaySe instalo a gobernarCuauhtemoctzin el mas joven yultimo de los reyes el X-Caña(1515)Cuando llegaron los de Castillaya tenia cuatro años de reinaraqui en TlatelolcoArq. Mario PaniArq. Ricardo de RobinaDirector General de la obra Plaza de Las Tres CulturasZona Arqueologica Iglesia de SantiagoColegio de La Cruz y Tecpan de TlatelolcoMapa no muy legible del sitio arqueológicoEnglish translation:Nahuat textAnnals of TlatelolcoTranslation by Dr. Angel Maria GaribayCuauhtemoctzin, the youngest and last of the kings of X-Canewas installed as ruler here(1515)When the Spanish arrived, he had ruled here for four years in Tlatelolco.Architect Mario PaniArchitect Ricardo de RobinaDirector General Director of the works of the Plaza de Las Tres CulturasArcheological Area of the Santiago ChurchCollege of La Cruz and Tecpan of TlatelolcoBarely legible map of the archaeological site

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Momoztli: a neighborhood altar
Tzompantli altar ("flag of heads") of the north
Tlatelolco Massacre of October 2, 1968
Walls and roads: limits and communication
Church of Santiago
Battle of Tlatelolco
The Small Area of Tlatelolco
Favor request...and talent for the gods
Santiago Church
Coyolxauhqui: The dismembered goddess

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