- The 260-day
Mayan calendar (the tonalpohualli) was
divided into 20
trecenas.
Trecena is
derived from the
Spanish chroniclers and
translates to "a group...
- tōnalpōhualli as
aforementioned consists of
twenty different day
signs or
Trecenas,
which in
almost all
representations are
accompanied with a
glyph depicting...
- Each
trecena is
named according to the
calendar date of the
first day of the 13 days in that
trecena. In addition, each of the
twenty trecenas in the...
-
which were
known as
trecenas in Spanish,
which some
chroniclers considered equivalent to w****s in the
Gregorian calendar. Each
trecena is
named after its...
- were gods (and goddesses) who each
represented one of the 13 days in the
trecenas of the 260-day calendar. The same god
always represented the same day....
-
consisted of 20
trecena of 13 days each. Each page of a
tonalamatl represented one
trecena, and was
adorned with a
painting of that
trecena's reigning deity...
-
Tepeyollotl rules over both the
third day,
Calli (house), and the
third trecena, 1-Mazatl (deer). The word is
derived as a
compound of the
Nahuatl words...
- ****ociation of four
sister deities. Tlazōlteōtl is the
deity for the 13th
trecena of the
sacred 260-day
calendar Tōnalpōhualli, the one
beginning with the...
- as well as
presiding over the
trecena (thirteen-day
ritual w****)
named 1 ****ctli (itself the
first of the
trecenas). In the
Codex Chimalpopoca, Tōnacātēcuhtli...
- the
thirteen Lords of the Day,
representing the 12th day of the
Aztec trecena. Tla****zcalpantecuhtli
plays a
significant role in the
creation of Tonatiuh...
