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Shortcut Edition. But Heaven can revoke this mandate at any time if the ruler strays from the right path, forgets the ... rulers and dynasties who, having forgotten their most elementary duties, have lost power. Emperor Tang Taizong has ...
Shortcut Edition. But Heaven can revoke this mandate at any time if the ruler strays from the right path, forgets the ... rulers and dynasties who, having forgotten their most elementary duties, have lost power. Emperor Tang Taizong has ...
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... ruler.” Politically, the emperor is a thing of the past. However, an elected leader in many cases enjoys much the ... ruler of his* organization. The head of a philanthropy is the ruler of his institution. The headmaster is the ruler of ...
... ruler.” Politically, the emperor is a thing of the past. However, an elected leader in many cases enjoys much the ... ruler of his* organization. The head of a philanthropy is the ruler of his institution. The headmaster is the ruler of ...
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... ruler , so that the ruler , even if it does not please him , cannot but comply , and who , in doing this , rescues the state from a great calamity and damage , and manages to procure honor to the ruler and security to the state . One ...
... ruler , so that the ruler , even if it does not please him , cannot but comply , and who , in doing this , rescues the state from a great calamity and damage , and manages to procure honor to the ruler and security to the state . One ...
Contents
EARLY RULERS | 35 |
THE OBSIDIAN SERPENT | 62 |
MOCTEZUMA ITHE EMPIRE TAKES SHAPE | 86 |
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Acamapichtli Acolhua actually Ahuítzotl already Anales de Cuauhtitlan Anales de Tlatelolco ancient Mexico arms army arrived Axayácatl Azcapotzalco Aztec Empire Aztlan battle Bernal Díaz bk XII campaign capital captives ceremonies Chalco Chapultepec Chimalpain Chimalpopoca Chronicles coast Codex Mendoza conquered conquest Cortés Coyoacan Crónica Mexicayotl Cuernavaca Culhua Culhuacan death deity Durán enemy expedition feathers fight Florentine Codex forces gods gold Historia Huexotzingo Huitzilíhuitl Huitzilopochtli Ibid Indians Itzcóatl Ixtlilxóchitl killed kind king lagoon land later lords maize Maxtla merchants Mexico City military Moctezuma Moctezuma II monarch Nacional Nahuatl native neighbours Nezahualcóyotl Nezahualpilli Nueva España Oaxaca occasion priests prince principal prisoners province Quetzalcoatl region reign Relaciones ritual royal ruler sacrifice Sahagún sent Serpent Spaniards Spanish stone Tacuba Tarascans temple Tenayuca Tenochtitlan Tepanecs territory Texcocan Texcoco Tezozómoc throne Tízoc Tlacaélel tlatoani Tlaxcala told Toltec Toluca took Torquemada Tototepec tribute Tula Valley of Mexico victims victory warriors Xochimilco