Book IX: The Merchants

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Book IX: The Merchants is a section of the Florentine Codex that details the lives, roles, and practices of Aztec merchants within pre-Hispanic Nahua society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book section
ethnographic text
aimedToDocument indigenous customs
indigenous economy
indigenous religion
associatedWith Franciscan Order NERFINISHED
associatedWork General History of the Things of New Spain NERFINISHED
compiledBy Bernardino de Sahagún NERFINISHED
contains descriptions of merchant education
descriptions of merchant ranks
descriptions of merchant rituals
descriptions of merchant travel
descriptions of tribute and trade goods
createdIn 16th century
cultureDescribed Aztec civilization NERFINISHED
Nahua peoples NERFINISHED
describes Aztec merchants
Nahua merchants
ethnographicRegion Mesoamerica NERFINISHED
focusesOn pre-Hispanic Nahua society
genre colonial Mesoamerican chronicle
ethnohistorical source
geographicFocus Central Mexico NERFINISHED
hasNumberInSeries 9
hasTitle Book IX: The Merchants NERFINISHED
historicalPeriodDescribed Late Postclassic Mesoamerica NERFINISHED
pre-Columbian era
language Nahuatl NERFINISHED
Spanish
medium manuscript
originalCollectionLocation New Spain NERFINISHED
originalScript Latin alphabet
partOf Florentine Codex NERFINISHED
subjectMatter economic activities of merchants
long-distance trade
market practices
merchant guilds
religious practices of merchants
social roles of merchants
trade networks
usedFor study of Aztec social structure
study of Aztec trade
study of Nahua economic systems
writtenAsPartOf missionary ethnography

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Florentine Codex hasPart Book IX: The Merchants