xiuhpohualli

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Xiuhpohualli is the 365-day solar calendar of the Aztec civilization, used to organize agricultural cycles, religious festivals, and state rituals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aztec calendar
calendar
solar calendar
alignsWith tropical year approximately
associatedWith Aztec religion
Aztec state ceremonies
agricultural cycle
seasonal change
calendarType solar
coexistsWith Tonalpohualli NERFINISHED
culture Aztec NERFINISHED
documentedIn Aztec codices NERFINISHED
formsCalendarRoundWith Tonalpohualli NERFINISHED
hasComponent 18 months
5 nemontemi days
hasCycleLengthWithTonalpohualli 52 years
hasDuration 365 days
hasSpecialPeriod nemontemi
historicalPeriod Postclassic Mesoamerica NERFINISHED
influenced later interpretations of Mesoamerican calendars
influencedBy earlier Mesoamerican solar calendars
monthLength 20 days
nemontemiLength 5 days
partOf Aztec timekeeping system
region Central Mexico NERFINISHED
totalDaysPerYear 365
usedBy Aztec civilization NERFINISHED
usedFor organizing agricultural cycles
organizing religious festivals
organizing state rituals
usedInRitual New Fire ceremony
writtenIn Nahuatl language NERFINISHED

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