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The article analyzes the royal ordinances issued during the colonial period in Mexico, focusing on the regulation of family and social life among the Nahua peoples. It details the norms regarding marriage, concubinage, public punishments, and the imposition of Christian doctrine, showing the influence of the Spanish Crown and the Church in the cultural transformation of indigenous communities. The physical and social sanctions applied to ensure compliance with the laws are highlighted, as well as the importance of translating these norms into Nahuatl for effective dissemination
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