- Tutul-Xiu (Mayan pronunciation: [tutul ʃíːw]), also
Tutul Xiues or Mani, was the name of a
Mayan chiefdom of the
central Yucatán
Peninsula with capital...
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chief of the
tutul xiúes and
forced the
first Itzáes to
retreat into the
jungle and
leave Chakán
Putum and
other cities, the
tutul xiúes were
settled mainly...
- sent
directly from
Africa to Portugal. 1441: A
civil war
between the
Tutul Xiues and
Cocom breaks out in the
League of Mayapan. As a consequence, the league...
- Ichcaanzihó (modern Mérida) and Champotón.(Molina Solís 1896, p. 33) Later,
Tutul Xiúes,
Toltec descent, who came from the
coast of the Gulf of Mexico, settled...
- same name. In 1441 the
league had a
civil war
between the
Cocom and
Tutul Xiues. The rest of the
league took
advantage of the war, and rebelled. By 1461...
- – 3 9 7 Kyōko
Hamaguchi ****an 75 kg / 72 kg 1997 2010 5 2 3 10 8
Zhong Xiue China 44 kg / 47 kg / 46 kg 1991 1999 5 2 – 7 9
Shoko Yoshimura ****an 44...
- Kawai, 2016–2024
Shoko Yoshimura, 1989–1995 Liu Dongfeng, 1991–1996
Zhong Xiue, 1991–1997
Nikola Hartmann, 1993–2000 Kyōko Hamaguchi, 1997–2003
Stanka Zlateva...
- Puuc style,
although some with
influence from the
Chenes of Campeche. The
Xiues,
leaders of the
uprising that
disintegrated the Mayapán coalition, came...
- Yoshimura (JPN) Marie Ziegler (USA) Chen Huei-hsiang (TPE) 1991
Tokyo Zhong
Xiue (CHN) Marie Ziegler (USA) Shoko Yoshimura (JPN) 1992
Villeurbanne Pan...
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Games Gold
Silver Bronze 2002
Busan Zhong
Xiue (CHN) Lidiya Karamchakova (TJK) Tsogtbazaryn Enkhjargal (MGL) 2006 Doha Chiharu Icho (JPN) Kim Hyung-joo (KOR)...
