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English: Glyph of the 14th-century king of Mexico-Tenochtitlan Acamapichtli, first tlatoani of the kingdom, depicted in Codex Mendoza, a Mexican manuscript from the mid 16th century which is likely a copy of pre-Hispanic manuscripts that no longer exist.
Español: Glifo del rey de México Tenochtitlán del siglo XIV Acamapichtli, primer tlatoani del reino, representado en el Códice Mendoza, un manuscrito mexicano del siglo XVI que posiblemente es una copia de manuscritos prehispánicos que ya no existen.
Date circa 1541
Source Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia: https://codicemendoza.inah.gob.mx/index.php?lang=spanish&folio_number=8&type=v&section=m
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Glyph of king Acampichtli of Mexico-Tenochtitlan depicted in Codex Mendoza

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