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Zoe Saadia
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North America
The Rise of the Iroquois
Part I: In the lands of the Crooked Tongues
Part II: Across the Great Sparkling Water
Part III: Haudenosaunee, the People of the Longhouse
Part IV: Back to the other side
Historical Fiction and the Eastern Woodlands
Historical fiction and the Iroquois
Historical fiction and the other side of Lake Ontario
Historical Fiction and the Five Nations
Historical fiction and the Great League of the Iroquois
Historical Fiction and the Mohicans
Historical Fiction and the conflict around Lake Ontario
Historical Fiction and the Wyandot
Historical Fiction and the Long Tails or Erie People
Mesoamerica
The Rise of the Aztecs
Part I: Were they always that powerful?
Part II: struggling for independence
Part III: Tenochtitlan, The Aztec Capital
Part IV: Azcapotzalco, The Tepanec Capital
Part V: Texcoco, The Acolhua Capital
Part VI: Tipping the Ballance
Part VII: Nezahualcoyotl, the heir to Texcoco throne
Part VIII: Chimalpopoca, the Third Emperor of Tenochtitlan
Part IX: Itzcoatl, the Fourth Emperor of Tenochtitlan
Part X: The Final Showdown
Part XI: The Triple Alliance
Part XII: The New Emperor
Tenochtitlan’s Conquests
Part XIII: What triggered conflict between Tenochtitlan and Tlatelolco
Part XIV: The conflict with Tlatelolco intensifies
Part XV: The Conquest of Tlatelolco
Part XVI: A plea for help from the Toluca Valley
Part XVII: Reinforcements from the Otomi north
Historical Fiction and the Mexican Valley
Historical fiction and the Aztecs
Historical fiction and the Highlands
Historical fiction and Tenochtitlan
Historical fiction and the trouble in the Aztec Capital
Historical fiction and the fall of the Tepanec Empire
Historical fiction and the trouble in the Acolhua Capital
Historical fiction and the true rise of Tenochtitlan
Historical fiction and the war on Tlatelolco, part 1
Biographies
Acamapichtli – the first ruler of Tenochtitlan
Huitzilihuitl – the second ruler of Tenochtitlan
Tlacaelel – the man who gave the Aztec empire its history
Chimalpopoca – the third ruler of Tenochtitlan
Itzcoatl – the fourth ruler of Tenochtitlan
Axayacatl – the sixth ruler of Tenochtitlan
Mocuilxochitzin – the most famous poetess of Tenochtitlan
The Great Peacemaker, the founder of the Great League – the Iroquois Confederacy
Nezahualcoyotl – the most famous Mesoamerican ruler, part 1, early life
Daily Life
Ahuitzotl – the Mysterious Creature of the Lake
Aztec cuisine
Priestly career
Military career
Army with no Beasts of Burden
Take a stroll around Tenochtitlan Zoo
School with no Summer Break
Throwing Spears
Never leave in hunger
Would you marry me?
The Peach Stone Game
Atenaha, the Seed Game that even the deities played
The Maple Ceremony
Lacrosse – the sacred game to please the creators
Dragged to the Aztec law court?
Sold into slavery? Not the end of the world
Wandering the Aztec marketplace on the market day?
Prepared to gamble?
Whatever you do, do not drop the ball
Bathing once a day or once a month?
Historia En El Calmecac
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Nezahualcoyotl – the most famous Mesoamerican ruler, part 1, early life
Pulque and the four hundred divine yet helplessly drunken rabbits
Nahuatl that we speak every day
Biographies
The Great Peacemaker
The founder of the Iroquois Confederacy
Tlacaelel
Who gave the Aztec empire its history
Mocuilxochitzin
The famous poetess of Tenochtitlan
Acamapichtli
The first ruler of Tenochtitlan
North America
The Great League of the Iroquois
Historical Fiction
and the Eastern Woodlands
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Haudenosaunee - The Iroquois
,
The Wyandot
,
The Anasazi
,
The Mohicans
,
The Great Peacemaker
,
Lacrosse
, and
more...
Mesoamerica
The Rise of the Aztecs
Historical Fiction
and the Mexican Valley
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The Aztecs
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The Tepanec Empire
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Tenochtitlan
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Texcoco
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Aztec cuisine
,
Tenochtitlan Zoo
,
No Summer Break
,
The Mexican Valley
,
Nahuatl
, and
more...
Daily Life
Career and law
Military career
,
Priestly career
,
The Aztec law court
,
No Summer Break
,
Sold into slavery?
Games and sport
Lacrosse – the sacred game
,
Throwing Spears
,
The Peach Stone Game
,
Atenaha, the Seed Game
,
Don't drop the ball
,
Prepared to gamble?
Read more...