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[[Huanoquite]], a [[large city]] of slightly less than 20,000 people, is the [[capital city]] of [[Mictlan]], though its hold over the rest of Mictlan is slipping thanks to the arrival of [[Commander Hernando Moriros]] and his [[army]] [[invaded]]. At the [[Pyramid of Huitzilopochtli]], the heart of the city, the [[priests]] of [[Huitzilopochtli]] make daily blood sacrifices to appease the [[war deity]] and keep the invaders off their backs. [[Cuxi Yapanaque]] rules both the priesthood and the city from the pyramid.<ref>[[Book of Shadows]] p. 110</ref>
[[Huanoquite]], a [[large city]] of slightly less than 20,000 people, is the [[capital city]] of [[Mictlan]], though its hold over the rest of Mictlan is slipping thanks to the arrival of [[Commander Hernando Moriros]] and his [[army]] [[invaded]]. At the [[Pyramid of Huitzilopochtli]], the heart of the city, the [[priests]] of [[Huitzilopochtli]] make daily blood sacrifices to appease the [[war deity]] and keep the invaders off their backs. [[Cuxi Yapanaque]] rules both the priesthood and the city from the pyramid.<ref>[[Book of Shadows]] p. 110</ref>
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[[category:Locations in Mictlan]]
[[category:Locations in Mictlan]]

Revision as of 12:18, 24 January 2015

Huanoquite, a large city of slightly less than 20,000 people, is the capital city of Mictlan, though its hold over the rest of Mictlan is slipping thanks to the arrival of Commander Hernando Moriros and his army invaded. At the Pyramid of Huitzilopochtli, the heart of the city, the priests of Huitzilopochtli make daily blood sacrifices to appease the war deity and keep the invaders off their backs. Cuxi Yapanaque rules both the priesthood and the city from the pyramid.[1]

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