Codex Chimalpopoca

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Codex Chimalpopoca is a 16th-century Nahuatl manuscript that preserves key Aztec historical narratives and mythological accounts, including versions of the creation stories and the legend of Quetzalcoatl.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesoamerican codex
Nahuatl manuscript
historical document
mythological text
associatedWith Aztec cosmology
Aztec historiography
Aztec mythology NERFINISHED
Aztec religion NERFINISHED
chronologicalScope early colonial period
pre-Hispanic period
contains Annals of Cuauhtitlan NERFINISHED
Aztec historical narratives
Leyenda de los Soles NERFINISHED
creation stories
legend of Quetzalcoatl
mythological accounts
various calendrical and chronological notes
culture Aztec NERFINISHED
Nahua NERFINISHED
date 16th century
describes Aztec migration traditions
cycles of the suns (world ages)
deeds of Quetzalcoatl
genealogies of rulers
origin of the world
pre-Hispanic central Mexican history
language Classical Nahuatl NERFINISHED
material European paper
namedAfter Carlos María de Bustamante’s friend Chimalpopoca NERFINISHED
originallyCompiledBy anonymous Nahua scribes
originallyCreatedIn New Spain NERFINISHED
period early colonial Mesoamerica
region Central Mexico NERFINISHED
scholarlyField Mesoamerican studies
anthropology
ethnohistory
religious studies
script Latin alphabet
significance important witness to Nahuatl prose tradition
key source for the legend of Quetzalcoatl
primary source for Aztec creation myths
usedFor comparative mythology
reconstruction of Aztec chronology
study of Nahua language
study of Nahua religion
study of pre-Columbian Mesoamerica
writingSystem alphabetic

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Aztec mythology hasSource Codex Chimalpopoca