Aztec codices

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Aztec codices are pre-Columbian and early colonial-era pictorial manuscripts created by the Aztec civilization that record their history, religion, astronomy, and daily life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesoamerican manuscript
historical document
primary source
artStyle Aztec iconography NERFINISHED
calendarSystem tonalpohualli (260-day ritual calendar)
xiuhpohualli (365-day solar calendar)
colorUse mineral pigments
colorUse vegetal pigments
culture Aztec civilization NERFINISHED
Nahua peoples NERFINISHED
currentLocation European libraries and museums
Mexican archives and museums
document Aztec history
Aztec religion
astronomical knowledge
daily life
genealogies
land tenure
ritual calendars
tribute records
format screenfold book
single-sheet manuscript
geographicLocation Central Mexico NERFINISHED
language Nahuatl NERFINISHED
Spanish (glosses)
material European paper
amatl paper
deerskin
notableExample Codex Aubin NERFINISHED
Codex Borbonicus NERFINISHED
Codex Borgia NERFINISHED
Codex Boturini NERFINISHED
Codex Fejérváry-Mayer NERFINISHED
Codex Florentine NERFINISHED
Codex Mendoza NERFINISHED
Codex Telleriano-Remensis NERFINISHED
postConquestFeature Christian elements
alphabetic annotations
postConquestProduction continued under Spanish rule
religiousContent ceremonies
deities
myths
survivalStatus few pre-Conquest examples survive
timePeriod early colonial period
pre-Columbian era
use administration
divination
historical record
legal evidence
ritual guidance
writingSystem Aztec pictographic script NERFINISHED
Nahuatl glosses

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this entity surface form: Aztec pictorial codices