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Halach uinik or
halach uinic (Yucatec Maya:'real man') was the name
given to the
supreme ruler,
overlord or chief, as they were
called in the colonial...
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jurisdictions Kuchkabal separate calls. In each
there was a
Kuchkabal Halach Uinik (man made, man command),
which had the
highest military, judicial, and political...
- (? - 1562),
known to
Spanish conquistadors as Juan
Cocom , was a
halach uinik (Mayan
theocratic leader) of the
Sotuta kuchkabal in
modern day Yucatán...
- included:
Halac Uinik (Real Man) or
Presidente Muni****l, a
civil official at the
level of
provincial governor or higher. The
first Halach Uinik at Chan Santa...
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common god to be
shown on them. All the
manikin scepters held by the
Halach Uiniks of the
Kuchkabals of Yucatán show K'awiil.
Sharer &
Traxler 2006, p. 326...
- upon the
coast of Yucatán.
There they were
seized by the Maya Lord
Halach Uinik.
Captain Valdivia was
sacrificed with four of his companions, and their...
- a Ix-ajaw. Kaloomte', In Maya
meaning "high king" or "emperor".
Halach Uinik, In Maya
meaning "real man", "person of fact" or "person of command". Was...
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earliest evidence of the
institution of ajaw in the Maya Lowlands.
Halach Uinik Kettunen, Harri;
Christophe Helmke (2005).
Introduction to Maya Hieroglyphs...
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ruler of a
Kuchkabal was
called a
Halach Uinik which means "person of fact,
person of command". A
Halach Uinik was a monarch, but some
kuchkabalob were...
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These states were
called Kuchkabals. Most
Kuchkabals were
ruled by a
Halach Uinik, but Ekab wasn't. It was
divided up into
several Batabil. Each
Batabil was...
