Xiuhpohualli

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Xiuhpohualli is the 365-day solar calendar of the Aztecs, used to organize agricultural cycles, religious festivals, and daily life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aztec calendar
calendar
solar calendar
associatedWith agricultural cycles
daily life organization
religious festivals
calendarBasis solar cycle
calendarSystem Mesoamerican calendar system
calendarType solar year count
classification pre-Columbian calendar
combinedWith Tonalpohualli NERFINISHED
contrastedWith Tonalpohualli NERFINISHED
culture Aztec civilization NERFINISHED
cycleLengthWithTonalpohualli 52 years
documentedIn Aztec codices NERFINISHED
etymologyLanguage Classical Nahuatl NERFINISHED
forms 52-year calendar round
governingAuthority Aztec priesthood
hasComponent 18 months
5 extra days
hasPart nemontemi
historicalContext Aztec Empire NERFINISHED
influencedBy earlier Mesoamerican solar calendars
meaningInNahuatl year count
monthLength 20 days
nemontemiLength 5 days
nemontemiMeaning unlucky days
numberOfDays 365
region Central Mexico NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Aztec agriculture
Aztec cosmology
Aztec religion NERFINISHED
religiousRole determining festival dates
socialRole organizing tribute and labor
timePeriod Postclassic Mesoamerica NERFINISHED
timeUnit day
month
year
usedBy Aztecs NERFINISHED
usedFor regulating agriculture
scheduling ceremonies
structuring civic life
usedIn ritual planning
state administration
usedUntil Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire NERFINISHED

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Aztec mythology usesCalendar Xiuhpohualli