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Ihuatzio,
which translates to "Land of Coyotes" in the Purépecha language, is a town
located near Lake Pátzcuaro in the
Mexican state of Michoacán. It...
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Ihuatzio is an
archaeological site in Michoacán state, Mexico. It is at the
southern slopes of
Cerro Tariaqueri, just
north of the
Ihuatzio town, in the...
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Destruction Date
Impacted Reference Pyramidal structure in
Ihuatzio Ihuatzio,
Mexico Pyramid in the
Ihuatzio Archaeological Zone,
First seat of the Purépecha empire...
- The muni****lity
contains another important archeological site
called Ihuatzio. It is also
notable for its festivals,
which include the
Festival of Señor...
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towns and
villages around Lake
Patzcuaro such as Tzintzuntzan,
Ihuatzio, Janitzio, as well as
Patzcuaro itself,
which was the
center of the Purépecha...
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outlived him, as
almost all were
drunkards and he and Hiripan, king of
Ihuatzio,
executed them all. His last son,
Hiquingaje II, was
purportedly struck...
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first conquests and
installed his sons
Hiripan and Tangáxuan as
lords of
Ihuatzio and
Tzintzuntzan respectively,
himself ruling from Pátzcuari city. By the...
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which rivaled the
Aztec Empire before the
Spanish conquest. The
towns of
Ihuatzio,
Tzintzuntzan and Pátzcuaro were
important Purépecha centers. Jaracuaro...
- Purépecha. The new
kingdom was
divided into
three prin****lities
called Ihuatzio,
Tzintzuntzan and Pátzcuaro. Later,
power shifted to the
Tzintzuntzan prin****lity...
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conquered in 1400 by an
alliance of the
lords of Pátzcuaro,
Tzintzuntzan and
Ihuatzio. When the
Spanish invaded the Purépecha Empire, the last
ruler fled to...
