Climate and Innovation: The Norse and the Aztecs, c. 790–1521 · THE MAP IN
Map of the Aztec Empire in 1499
Ahuitzotl’s conquests — and the flood
The Aztec Empire in 1499: Ahuitzotl’s conquests — and the flood. Since 1481, 5 territories changed status on this map: including The Huasteca (Tochpan, Tzicoac, Atlan, Oxitipan), Coyolapan and the Valley of Oaxaca, Cihuatlan and the Pacific coast and 2 more.
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What changes on the map
| The Huasteca (Tochpan, Tzicoac, Atlan, Oxitipan) | Other peoples and states → Tributary provinces of the Triple Alliance |
| Coyolapan and the Valley of Oaxaca | Other peoples and states → Tributary provinces of the Triple Alliance |
| Cihuatlan and the Pacific coast | Other peoples and states → Tributary provinces of the Triple Alliance |
| The Tarascan frontier (Oztuma, Teloloapan, Alahuiztlan) | Other peoples and states → Strategic client provinces on the frontiers |
| Tehuantepec | Other peoples and states → Strategic client provinces on the frontiers |
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