Texcoco palace complex

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The Texcoco palace complex was the grand political and ceremonial center of the Acolhua rulers in the pre-Hispanic city of Texcoco, renowned for its sophisticated architecture, gardens, and cultural life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
palace complex
architecturalStyle Nahua palace architecture
associatedWith Nezahualcoyotl NERFINISHED
Nezahualpilli NERFINISHED
ceremonialFunction religious center
ritual center
culture Acolhua NERFINISHED
Aztec NERFINISHED
destroyedOrTransformedBy Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire
flourishedInCentury 15th century
early 16th century
function administrative center
cultural center
judicial center
governedBy tlatoani of Texcoco NERFINISHED
hasFeature decorative sculpture
plazas
raised platforms
waterworks and hydraulic installations
hasPart administrative buildings
audience halls
ceremonial courtyards
gardens and orchards
residential quarters
temples
knownFor cultural life
gardens
poetry and intellectual activity
sophisticated architecture
languageOfCourt Classical Nahuatl NERFINISHED
locatedIn Acolhuacan NERFINISHED
Texcoco NERFINISHED
Valley of Mexico NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay Mexico NERFINISHED
State of Mexico NERFINISHED
near Lake Texcoco NERFINISHED
partOf Triple Alliance sphere of influence
pre-Hispanic city of Texcoco
patronOf poets and philosophers
scribes and painters
politicalFunction royal residence
seat of Acolhua rulers
religion pre-Hispanic Nahua religion
timePeriod Late Postclassic Mesoamerica
usedBy Acolhua nobility
Acolhua rulers NERFINISHED

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Acolhua governedFrom Texcoco palace complex