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Ancient Maya city in Mexico
Itzamkanac, also known as El Tigre, is an ancient Pre-Columbian city and archaeological Maya site located in the municipality of Candelaria in the state
Itzamkanac
Postclassic Maya polity
Maya region in what is now southern Campeche, Mexico. Its capital was Itzamkanac. The people of Acalan were called Mactun in the Chontal Maya language
Acalan
King of Tlacopan
Tetlepanquetzal Tlatoani of Tlacopan Reign 1503 – 1525 Died 1525 (1526) Itzamkanac, Acalan, Mexico Names Tetlepanquetzaltzin
Tetlepanquetzal
Eleventh and final Tlatoani of Tenochtitlan
absence. While the expedition was stopped in the Chontal Maya capital of Itzamkanac, known as Acalan in Nahuatl, Cortés had Cuauhtémoc executed for allegedly
Cuauhtémoc
Mayan goddess
side of the peninsula, the head town of the Chontal province of Acalan (Itzamkanac) venerated Ixchel as one its main deities. One of Acalan's coastal settlements
Ixchel
the mouth of the Grijalva River in the current state of Tabasco, and Itzamkanac, near the Candelaria River, which ends at the Laguna de Términos in Campeche
Putún
Beliefs of the ancient Maya people
shown by the four deities presiding over the four wards of the town of Itzamkanac; the Popol Vuh Triad of lineage gods (Tohil, Hacavitz, Avilix); and probably
Maya_religion
Indigenous people of Mesoamerica
Chichen Itzá Apoxpalon (fl. 1525), Maya merchant and regional ruler of Itzamkanac Tecun Uman (died c. 1524), legendary Kʼicheʼ Mayan leader who refused
Maya_peoples
16th century Mayan merchant and elected regional ruler of the Acalan
Maya merchant from the Acalan who was elected as a regional ruler of Itzamkanac, the capital in the Acalan. His election demonstrates the Chontal Maya
Apoxpalon
Chontal Maya city
cities of the Chontal Maya, along with Itzamkanac, capital of the cacicazgo of Acalán. However, unlike Itzamkanac which was located in the midst of the
Potonchán
name was Acalan which had its capital at Itzamkanac. Acalan had constant disputes with Tabasco. Also Itzamkanac was inland and Acalan had a much smaller
Tabasco_(former_state)
Ethnic group
arrivals to the cities. Putún Tabasco (former state) Chontalpa Potonchan Itzamkanac Acalan Comalcalco (archaeological site) Native Peoples of the Gulf Coast
Chontal_Maya
(Maya site) Yucatán, Mexico Itsimte-Sacluk Petén Department, Guatemala Itzamkanac (El Tigre) Campeche, Mexico Itzan Petén Department, Guatemala Itzantun
List_of_Maya_sites
Idolos Ihuatzio Ikil (Maya site) Isla de Jaina Isla de Piedras Isla Uaymil Itzamkanac Ixcateopan Ixil Ixtelha Ixtlan del Rio (archaeological site) Izamal Izapa
List of archaeological sites by country
List_of_archaeological_sites_by_country
Postclassic Maya social and political organisation
This system of succession has been likened to that of 'the Chontal of Itzamkanac and in the Valley of Mexico' (Roys 1943, p. 60). For instance, 'the small
Kuchkabal
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Keeper, or keeping.
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Hebrew
Peaceful.
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Flower
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Commander of Group
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tower; greatness
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Security; Pledge
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English and Scottish
English and Scottish : variant of Beaton or Beeton.
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