The Maya Chronicles: Brinton's Library Of Aboriginal American Literature, Number 1
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The Maya Chronicles: Brinton's Library Of Aboriginal American Literature, Number 1
Maya language -- Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Maya language -- Texts; Mayas -- Antiquities; Mayas -- History
VIII. Uaxac ahau; paxci ahYtza uinicob ti yotochob tu caten, tumen u
kebanthan hun nac ceel, tumen u uahal uahob _y_ ahYtzmal;
oxlahunuuɔ u katunil cahanobi ca paxiob tumen hun nac ceel,
tumen a ɔabal u natob ahYtzaob lae.
4. VI. Uac ahau.
IIII. Can ahau: chucci u luumil ichpaa Mayapan tumen AhYtza uinicob,
likulob ti yotoche tumenel ahYtzmalob, tumen u kebanthan - - - -
hun nac ceel lae.
5. II. Cabil ahau.
XIII. Oxlahun ahau.
XI. Buluc ahau.
IX. Bolon ahau.
VII. Uuc ahau,[TN-22]
V. Ho ahau.
III. Ox ahau.
I. Hun ahau.
XII. Lahca ahau.
X. Lahun ahau.
VIII. Uaxac ahau: uchci pucħtun ychpaa Mayapan tumen u pach paa, u
pach tulum, tumen multepal ych cah Mayapan lal lae.
6. VI. Uac ahau.
IIII. Can ahau: uchci mayacimlal; uchci ocnakuchil ych paa.
II. Cabil ahau: uchci kakil nohkakile.
7. XIII. Oxlahun ahau; cimci Ahpula uacppel haab; u binel u xocol haab
ti lakin cuchie; [156-1]caanil kan cumlahci pop ti lakin he
tunte na cici pahool katun haab; hun hix cip catac oxppeli Bolon
ymix hi; u kinil lay cimci Ahpula lae napotxiu tu habil _D^o._
158 años.
8. XI. Buluc ahau: hulciob kul uinicob ti lakin; u yah talzah; ulob u
yaxchun uay lae luumil coon maya uinice tu habil _D^o._ 1523
años.
IX. Bolon ahau: hoppci _xpnoil_; uchci caputzihil; laytal ychil u
katunil hulci _obispo_ tora [157-1]ua; xane hauci [157-2]huytabe
tu habil _D^o._ 1546 años.
VII. Uuc ahau: cimci _obispo de Landa_.
V. Hoo ahau.
III. Ox ahau.
TRANSLATION.
This is the Record of the count of the katuns from when took place the
discovery of Chichen Itza; this is written for the town in order that it
may be known by whoever wishes to know as to the counting of the katuns.
* * * * *
1. VI. In the sixth ahau took place the discovery of Chichen Itza.
IIII. This is the fourth ahau.
II. The second ahau.
XIII. The thirteenth ahau; Pop was set in order.
XI. The eleventh ahau.
IX. The ninth ahau.
VII. The seventh ahau.
V. The fifth ahau.
III. The third ahau.
I. The first ahau.
XII. The twelfth ahau.
X. The tenth ahau; Chichen Itza was abandoned; at this time it took
place that thirteen divisions of warriors went to Chakanputun
for houses.
* * * * *
2. VI. The sixth ahau.
IIII. The fourth ahau; the land was taken in possession by those of
Chakanputun.
II. The second ahau.
XIII. The thirteenth ahau.
XI. The eleventh ahau.
IX. The ninth ahau.
VII. The seventh ahau.
V. The fifth ahau.
III. The third ahau.
I. The first ahau.
XII. The twelfth ahau.
X. The tenth ahau.
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