The Role of the Tecuhtli in Ancient Aztec Society

Jay Rounds

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Discussion de l'hypothese selon laquelle la classe regnante chez les Azteques etait d'origine etrangere, a partir d'une analyse du role du tecuhtli (noble).

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1965The Aztecs under Spanish Rule 1961The Civil‐Religious Hierarchy in Mesoamerican Communities: Pre‐Spanish Background and Colonial Development 1973The Aztecs, a History 1974Dependent labor in prehispanic Mexico 1960Ancient Mexico, An Introduction to the Prehispanic Cultures. By Frederick A. Peterson.1975A Rain of Darts: The Mexica Aztecs

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