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Sep 30, 1110
1110-1248
The Mexica roam the area which is now Mexico, trying to find a location in which to settle -
Sep 30, 1248
foundation of impire
The Mexica travel from their northern homeland of Aztlan. These early dates, and the existence and location of Aztlan are hotly debated -
Sep 30, 1248
foundation
1248 The Mexica roam the area which is now Mexico, trying to find a location in which to settle
1248 Mexica settle near Lake Texcoco, in Chapultepec, though they are soon expelled by the Tepanecs -
Sep 30, 1299
foundation
Mexica settle in Tizapan, by permission of the Culhuacan ruler Cocoxtli. -
Sep 27, 1325
the created Foundation Of The Empire that fall
Tenochtitlán was the Aztec Empire that fell on April 28, 1521, when Hernando Cortés and his army defeated Montezuma, traces of the thousand-year-old pre-Columbian empire still survive and influence world culture. -
Sep 30, 1325
foundation of empire
Tenochtitlán is settled by the Mexica -
Sep 30, 1350
building of empire
Building of causeways with canals -
Sep 30, 1370
building of empire
Death of Tenoch, religious ruler of the Mexica -
Sep 27, 1376
choosen as their leader
Ācamāpichtli was the first tlatoani reigned for 1376–1395 -
Sep 30, 1376
1376-1395
The first king* of Tenochtitlán, Acamapichitli, rules -
Sep 30, 1500
Aztec food
Aztec food also included beans and squash. Of course, maize and beans are still a cornerstone of the Mexican diet, a healthy combination especially if you're not eating a lot of meat. To add to these three, the Mexicas (people of the Aztec Empire) ate chillies, tomatoes, limes, cashews, potatoes, sweet potatoes, peanuts, and of course chocolate. The Mexicas domesticated bees for honey, and turkeys for meat and eggs, also dogs and duck. They hunted and fished as well, and used animals such as -
Apr 28, 1521
how aztec deveoloped into religion
Tenochtitlán became the primary city of the Triple Alliance, and the Mexica became the rulers of the empire. Social stratification was significant, and religion played an important role in the spiritual and political life of the people.