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New Houses of the Mutul

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The New Houses of the Mutul (Mutli జిబమిహ, Tzinimja) or Militant Houses are the names given to a collection of Mutuleses families who were enobled following their support of the Ilok'tab Dynasty during the Sajal War. Following the war, their founders generally received administrative or military positions, which their descendents have expanded into other fields like economy or law. The concept was coined during the Itzamnaaj Reforms during which some lineages lost recognition as an High House because of their participation to the war, replaced by lower nobles or commoners who had led royalists militias and remained loyal to the K'uhul Ajaw. Within the Mutulese aristocracy, the distinction between Old (such as the Xiu, and Chel), Emerged (nobles who gained in rank like the Ikaiche, Ixkanha, Xlosha, and Makanche), and New Houses remain an highly topical way to separate the lineages into their own sub-groups.

Families

The following families and their descendants are listed below. Each indentation is at least one generation down, but not necessarily the next generation. Not all the descendants are shown.

Kem

  • Jasaw Chi Kem (, 1779–1867) most effective and longest serving officer under the Ilok'tab. Granted the title of Kaloomt'e following the war.

May

  • K'atun May (1787–1875) youngest of the original officers who followed Itzamnaaj B'alam in its escape from K'alak Muul. Received important courtly positions post-war in addition to its military position. Promoted to Kaloomt'e after Jasaw Chi Kem' death.

Pat

  • Yax Kelem Pat (యశ కె లెమె పత, 1765–1853) : Bakab of Kulumpich before the war, granted the position of General of the South (Noj Ajaw K'atun).

Pek

  • Winik Pek (వినికి పెకె, 1761–1852) : First Colonel in the Northern Army after the War until 1849, then General of the North (Xuman Ajaw K'atun) until his death.

Poot

  • K'al Poot (కలి పుతొ, 1785–1837) : Garrison commander under the Noble Republic, he changed side in 1835 alongside his troops. Died in battle.
    • K'inich Poot (ఖినిచి పుతొ, 1799–1870): Businessman and Bakab of Chant'e. First ennobled member of the family.