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Girl Aztec Atlatonin Name of Aztec mother-goddess. She was delighted to meet the emperor's son. They had a lovely dinner together.

By the end of the evening, she was more than willing to become his bride. A few days later, her father arrived in Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital city.

He expected to discuss would goods his daughter would bring to her marriage with the emperor's son. They were almost immediately caught by one of Spanish brigantines, which was patrolling the waters of Lake Texcoco.

L, ed. The groom also received the highly profitable and honorific office of visitador general de indios , that is of commission judge, entrusted to settle conflicts among the native population.

His choice fell on Pedro Gallego de Andrade, a native of Burguillos del Cerro del Duque de Bejar, a small town in Extremadura. Contemporaries described Pedro Gallego as a high-spirited, agreeable and easy-going person.

Her difficult and even painful experience nevertheless taught her to adapt successfully to new realities and to deal with quite different categories of people from Indian nobles and commoners to Catholic missionaries, and Spanish functionaries.

Their livestock damaged her crops, whilst their water-mills consumed all the water needed for the irrigation of her fields AGI, Mexico, v.

A widow with a small son of hardly three years old, she had no property she could sell and no money - probably the result of several years of dispossession, economic hardship and vast expenses, incurred by her deceased husband.

Not surprisingly she chose the only option open to her - to marry someone able and qualified enough to represent and protect her interests before the colonial and Spanish authorities.

She married him in the same year , after apparently a very short period of mourning for Pedro Gallego. In Spain the Cano family occupied a relatively high position.

Unlike his predecessors Juan Cano found himself in possession of the vast landholdings of his wife including Tlacopan, to which he added his own livestock and money.

It should be noted as well that according to Castilian laws of the time - also valid in Spanish colonies - a married woman was not allowed to enter the court on her own account.

However, she could act through her husband or any other adult male relatives. These documents were already mentioned above: the Relation Concerning the Genealogy and Lineage of the Lords, who have governed this Land of New Spain, and the Origin of the Mexicans.

However, neither of these documents brought any results. The Aztec language has traded with Spanish a whole host of words.

The Aztecs had to be indoors every day by 6 pm! Spooked by a ghost? Where to turn for good introductions to Mexica writing. Bringing the ancient Maya ballgame to life.

Just how were Aztec weapons used in practice? Did the Aztecs have a copper industry? Guess what English children think a Mexica chocolate whisk is!

Studying the surface of codices is a bit like s the surface of the moon. Mexico has given us avocados What if the Aztecs had defeated the Spanish?

No-one surpassed the Mixtecs in the applied arts. An extraordinary ancient Mexican wind resonator. Many plants and animals had more than one meaning Using ancient sounds in modern music compositions.

Molluscs were both useful and symbolic in the Mexica empire. In David G. Nash ed. Struggle and Survival in Colonial America. Berkeley: University of California Press.

Moctezuma's Children: Aztec Royalty Under Spanish Rule, — Austin: University of Texas Press. Mexico City: UNAM.

Gibson, Charles []. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. Himmerich y Valencia, Robert []. The Encomenderos of New Spain, — Authority control GND : ISNI : LCCN : n NTA : SNAC : w6j39qx1 SUDOC : VIAF : WorldCat Identities : lccn-n Categories : Moctezuma family births deaths Colonial Mexico Converts to Roman Catholicism Encomenderos People of New Spain 16th-century Mexican people 16th-century indigenous people of the Americas 16th century in the Aztec civilization 16th-century Mexican women Women in the Conquest of Mexico Slave owners 16th-century landowners.

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