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May 23, 2024 · 1) Don Martin Nezahualtecolotl, the son of Motecuzhoma, born from an anonymous Texcocan princess. 2) Don Pedro de Moctezuma Tlacahuepantli, Miahuaxochtzin, the fruit of Motecuhzoma’s matrimonial union with Mihuaxochtzin, the daughter of the Tollan ruler Ixltlilcuechahuac, who was Motecuhzoma’s older half-brother.
May 8, 2024 · Moctezuma II, also known as Montezuma or Motēuczōma, ruled the Aztec Empire from 1502 – 1520 during its peak. He was an accomplished leader who expanded his empire through military campaigns, diplomacy, and clever taxation systems. His reign saw significant advancements in agriculture, arts, education, and architecture which shaped the ...
May 23, 2024 · This is Part 2 of Anastasia Kalyuta’s article on the life of Isabel Moctezuma, specially written for us. Many thanks, Anastasia! On his return to Mexico in 1546 Juan Cano wrote, on behalf of his wife, his first petition to Crown Prince Phillip (the future King Phillip II of Spain), “claiming lands and towns” for Doña Isabel and obtained ...
6 days ago · Motecuhzuma Xocoyotzin (2) CONQUERED LANDS: EXPANSION UNDER MOCTEZUMA II (Written/compiled by Julia Flood/Mexicolore). Although many people have implied that Moctezuma was a retiring king, more contemplative than bellicose, colonial codices point out that he was an accomplished warrior and managed to extend the tributary system rather than lose land, like Tizoc before him.
4 days ago · Moctezuma II, el último gran emperador azteca, gobernó con un poder absoluto 1, devoción profunda hacia los dioses de su pueblo; Su reinado fue marcado por l...
1 day ago · Suite de la campagne de Moctezuma sur Age of Empires II Definitive Edition.Retrouver moi sur Twitch : Breton2412Stream du 23 mai 2024AoEII : Moctezuma Campai...
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May 15, 2024 · According to this variant, Moctezuma II feels so wounded by the rebellion of his own people that he decides to stop eating. The Spanish try to cheer him up and take care of him, but the emperor dies of sadness and starvation. Other versions of Nahua (Aztec) origin indicate that Moctezuma II was assassinated by the Spanish and not by an angry crowd.
