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CHIMALPAIN QUAUHTLEHUANITZIN, the Indian name of
Domingo or Juan Bautista Antón Muñon, who was a descendant of the caciques of
Amecamecan, and flourished in the latter part of the 16th century. He was of
pure Indian descent, received a good education, taught at the Franciscan College
of Santiago Tlatelolco of Mexico, devoted himself to the study of the old
Mexican and other neighboring nations, and wrote several historical works in the
Nahuatl and Spanish languages.
His principal works are "Historia
mejicana antigua, que comprende los sucesos y sucesión de reyes hasta el año
1526"; "Crónica de Méjico desde el año 1068 hasta el de 1597 de la era vulgar";
"Apuntamientos de sucesos desde 1064 hasta 1521"; "Relaciones originales de los
reinos de Aculhuacan, Mejico y otras provincias desde muy remotos tiempos"; and
"Relación de la conquista de Méjico por los espanoles."
CHIMALPAIN QUAUTLEHUANITZiN, the Indian name of Domingo or Juan Bautista Ant6n Munon, who was a descendant of the eaciques of Ameea Ameca, and flourished in the latter part of the 16th century. He was of pure Indian descent, received a good education, taught, at the Franciscan College of Santiago Tlateloleo of Mexico, devoted himself to the study of the old Mexican and other neighboring nations, and wrote several historical works in the Nahuatl and Spanish languages. His principal works are " Historia meji-cana antigua, que comprende los sucesos y sucesidn de reyes hasta el ago 1526"; "Cr6nica de Mejico desde el ano 1068 hasta el de 1597 de la era vulgar"; "Apuntamientos de sucesos desde 1064 has-ta 1521"; "Relaciones originales de los reinos de Aculhueacan, Mejico y otras provincias desde may remotos tiempos"; and "Relacidn de la conquista de M6jico per los espanoles."
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