Norse and Aztecs · TURNING POINT ·
Iztapalapa (1519)
1519 — The city at the southern end of the dike and causeway, ruled by Cuitlahuac, Moctezuma’s brother. Bernal Díaz praised its palaces and gardens, with fruit trees, pools and a canal for canoes. Cuitlahuac briefly succeeded Moctezuma in 1520 before dying of smallpox.
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- Layout of Tenochtitlan (chapter 10 of Norse and Aztecs)
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- Climate and Innovation: The Norse and the Aztecs, c. 790–1521
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