-
carry arms and ride
saddled horses without penalty. 7 For two years, the
Tlaxcalans going north should be
given the
necessary provisions and
clothing for...
-
especially the
Tlaxcalans. However,
after entering Tlaxcalan territory, the
Spanish were met by a
hostile Tlaxcalan force of 30,000. The
Tlaxcalans fought the...
- the siege, the
Tlaxcalans waged a
merciless campaign against the
Aztecs who had long
oppressed them as for a
hundred years the
Tlaxcalans had been forced...
- the
Tlaxcalan warleader,
Xicotencatl the Younger, that it
would be
better to ally with the
newcomers than to kill them.: 143–55, 171 The
Tlaxcalans' main...
- as the
result of a lack of
resources as the
Tlaxcalans pushed further into
their territory. The
Tlaxcalans even went as far as
burning down the
royal palaces...
- Mayan-speaking neighbours. They
defeated the
Spaniards and what was left of
their Tlaxcalan allies,
forcing them to
withdraw to Guatemala.
After being wounded, Alvarado...
- the
Aztecs and the
Tlaxcalans,
fighting for
their independence, as the
Aztecs wanted to
absorb them into the empire. The
Tlaxcalans arrived in Central...
-
towns in the New
Kingdom of León was the
alliance of the
Spanish with the
Tlaxcalans made by Hernán Cortés. Later,
throughout the
seventeenth and eighteenth...
-
intrusion and
managed to
capture or
drive out the
Europeans and
their Tlaxcalan allies. Cortés
regrouped at Tlaxcala. The
Aztecs thought the Spaniards...
- The
Tlaxcalans fiercely resisted Aztec expansion during the
Flower Wars ever
since the
Aztecs expelled them from Lake Texcoco. The
Tlaxcalans would...
