The Maya Chronicles
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The tenth ahau.
3. The eighth ahau; in this katun was founded a city by the remainder ofthe Itzas coming out of the woods from under the branches, from themidst of Xuluc Mul as it is called; they came from there and establishedthe land called Zaclactun Mayapan, in the seventh year of the eighthAhau katun; in this katun perished Chakanputun by fire, which destroyedit quickly, and suddenly consumed it.
4. The sixth ahau.
The fourth ahau.
The second ahau.
The thirteenth ahau.
T...he eleventh ahau.
The ninth ahau.
The seventh ahau.
The fifth ahau; foreigners came seeking men to eat; "breechlessforeigners" they were called; the country was not depopulated by them.
The third ahau.
5. The first ahau; the district in the middle of Mayapan (or TancahMayapan) was depopulated in the first year of the first ahau katun;there went forth the governor Tutul, with the chiefs of the country andfour divisions from the towns; in this katun the men in the centre ofthe town (or of Tancah) were driven out, and the chiefs of the countrylost their power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tenth ahau.
3. The eighth ahau; in this katun was founded a city by the remainder ofthe Itzas coming out of the woods from under the branches, from themidst of Xuluc Mul as it is called; they came from there and establishedthe land called Zaclactun Mayapan, in the seventh year of the eighthAhau katun; in this katun perished Chakanputun by fire, which destroyedit quickly, and suddenly consumed it.
4. The sixth ahau.
The fourth ahau.
The second ahau.
The thirteenth ahau.
T...he eleventh ahau.
The ninth ahau.
The seventh ahau.
The fifth ahau; foreigners came seeking men to eat; "breechlessforeigners" they were called; the country was not depopulated by them.
The third ahau.
5. The first ahau; the district in the middle of Mayapan (or TancahMayapan) was depopulated in the first year of the first ahau katun;there went forth the governor Tutul, with the chiefs of the country andfour divisions from the towns; in this katun the men in the centre ofthe town (or of Tancah) were driven out, and the chiefs of the countrylost their power.
What to read after The Maya Chronicles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brinton, Daniel Garrison, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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