File:Généalogie des seigneurs de Tenochtitlan - fragment - Atotoztli.jpg

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English: Fragment from Généalogie des seigneurs de Tenochtitlan or Fragmento de genealogía de los príncipes mexicanos showing "Lady Atotoztli" (subtitled Çihuapilli Atotoztli in Latin alphabet). The work is a 16th-17th century painted manuscript consisting of a single sheet in-folio, with depictions of Itzcohuatzin and Motecuhzoma Ilhuicamina, and their descendants. Possibly a copy of an earlier 16th century work, it was annotated in Spanish in 18th century.
Date 16th/17th century
Source Alfonso Caso (1958). "format=pdf Fragmento de genealogía de los príncipes mexicanos". Journal de la Société des Américanistes 47 (1): 21–32. DOI:10.3406/jsa.1958.1148. Retrieved on 2017-05-11.
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