- Chakán
Putum was the name of a
Mayan chiefdom of the
southwestern Yucatán Peninsula,
before the
arrival of the
Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century...
- and
rising to the
north and west, in this way they also
inhabited Chakán
Putum. In the year 869,
coming from ****hual came Ah
Mekat Tutul Xiu, who was...
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expedition ended in
disaster after battling the
Mayan city-state of Chakán
Putum,
resulting in half the
Spaniards being killed, and the
other half being...
- boe. Hem i
kavremap gud long kaliko, nao i
putum hem i slip long wan
bokis we
oltaim ol man ol i stap
putum gras long hem,
blong ol
anamol ol i kakae....
- the
sixteenth century. Can Pech was
south of Ah
Canul and
north of Chakán
Putum, on the
coast of the Gulf of Mexico. In 1517, the po****tion of its capital...
- ("square"), MU.BI.IM, for
Akkadian šumšu ("its line"), and SAG, for
Akkadian pūtum ("width"). Each
number in the
fourth column is
preceded by the Sumerogram...
- and
other Maya jurisdictions,
especially with the
jurisdiction of Chakán
Putum, who—after
having contact with the
expeditions of
Francisco Hernández de...
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water they had just collected. This in turn
forced them to land at Chakán
Putum,
where a
fierce battle between Mayans and
Spaniards took place.
After the...
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After that, for
economic and
political reasons, the Itza
moved to
Chakan Putum,
where they
lived until 928, when they
returned to
Chichen Itza. The Tutul-Xiu...
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territorial expansion when
Cortes arrived on the
coastal cities of Chakán
Putum and Potonchán in 1519. The Itza'
empire covered 230,000
square kilometers...
