Codex Xolotl

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Codex Xolotl is a pre-Columbian Mesoamerican pictorial manuscript that chronicles the history, migrations, and political conflicts of the Acolhua people in the Valley of Mexico.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesoamerican codex
historical document
pictorial manuscript
artTradition Central Mexican codex tradition
associatedWith Acolhuacan NERFINISHED
Texcoco NERFINISHED
chronicles dynastic successions in Acolhuacan
political alliances in the Valley of Mexico
rise of the Acolhua in Texcoco
contains battle scenes
name glyphs
place glyphs
scenes of rulership and enthronement
year signs
culturalContext Nahua NERFINISHED
culture Acolhua NERFINISHED
depicts foundation of Texcoco
genealogies of Acolhua rulers
history of the Acolhua people
migrations of the Acolhua people
political conflicts in the Valley of Mexico
wars among city-states in the Valley of Mexico
historicalGenre dynastic chronicle
migration history
language Nahuatl
material amatl paper
medium painted manuscript
namedAfter Xolotl (Acolhua leader) NERFINISHED
origin Acolhua region NERFINISHED
preColumbian true
region Central Mexico NERFINISHED
Valley of Mexico NERFINISHED
relatedTo Texcocan royal lineage
scholarlyField Mesoamerican studies
ethnohistory of Central Mexico
scriptType pictographic
subjectMatter ethnohistory
genealogy
migration narratives
political history
timePeriodDepicted Postclassic period
pre-Hispanic era
usedFor documenting territorial expansion
preserving dynastic memory
recording political legitimacy
writingSystem Mesoamerican pictorial notation

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Tepanec War documentedIn Codex Xolotl