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Ahuitzotl

c. 15th century–1502

Ahuitzotl was the eighth ruler of Tenochtitlan and governed the Aztec Empire from 1486 to 1502. He expanded imperial power through major campaigns, oversaw the enlargement and dedication of the Templo Mayor, and strengthened tribute networks shortly before the reign of Moctezuma II.

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Series featuring Ahuitzotl (1 series)

Aztec in Order

by Gary Jennings 6 books 4.2

The Aztec sequence follows Indigenous and mixed-ancestry protagonists through five centuries of Mexican history, from the height of Tenochtitlan to the wars that ended Spanish rule. The first novel gives Mixtli’s account of the empire under Ahuitzotl and Moctezuma II and carries his life into the conquest. Later…

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