Codex Telleriano-Remensis

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The Codex Telleriano-Remensis is a 16th-century Mesoamerican manuscript that combines Aztec pictographic records with Spanish annotations, providing a key source on pre-Hispanic history, ritual, and calendrical systems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century document
Aztec codex
Mesoamerican manuscript
approximateDate c. 1550–1560
associatedWith Franciscan missionaries in New Spain
indigenous Nahua scribes and painters (tlacuilos)
chronologicalCoverage early colonial period in New Spain
pre-Hispanic period
coloration polychrome illustrations
contains Aztec pictographic records
Spanish annotations
calendrical tables
divinatory calendar
early colonial historical information
genealogical information
historical annals
pre-Hispanic historical traditions
ritual calendar
country France
culture Aztec NERFINISHED
Nahua NERFINISHED
currentCity Paris NERFINISHED
currentLocation Bibliothèque nationale de France NERFINISHED
dateOfCreation 16th century
folios approximately 50 folios (recto and verso)
genre historical annals
ritual and divinatory manual
importance important witness to early colonial cultural interaction
key primary source for Aztec history
major source for understanding Mesoamerican calendars
language Nahuatl (pictorial and glossed content)
Spanish (annotations)
material European paper
namedAfter Charles-Maurice Le Tellier NERFINISHED
Telleriano (Tellier) and Remensis (of Reims) NERFINISHED
placeOfOrigin Central Mexico NERFINISHED
New Spain NERFINISHED
relatedWork Codex Vaticanus A (Codex Vaticanus 3738) NERFINISHED
scriptType pictographic writing
shelfmark Bibliothèque nationale de France, MS Mexicain 385 NERFINISHED
subject Aztec deities NERFINISHED
Aztec festivals NERFINISHED
Mesoamerican calendrical systems
Mesoamerican ritual practices
dynastic and political events
pre-Hispanic history
writingSystem Mesoamerican pictography with alphabetic glosses

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Aztec pictographic writing documentedIn Codex Telleriano-Remensis