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	Huemac: The Legendary Fall of Tollan
		Huemac is a secular, civic chief of the Toltecs.
		Huemac says to him, "By force you are to cure my daughter", and Tobeyo is washed, has his hair cut and is dressed in a Maxtli girdle and blanket, and is sent in to sleep with Huemac's daughter.
		According to Davies, in the Memorial Brave of Chimalpahin, the Obras Historicas by Alva Ixtlilxochitl, and the Monarquia Indiana by Torquemada, Huemac is the enemy of Topiltzin Quetzalcoatl, either as a contemporary ruler or as one of the evil sorcerers (!).
	www.ericrosenfield.com /huemac.html (3518 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Chapultepec (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The last Emperor of the Toltecs, Huemac was said to have spent his last days in a cave at Chapultepec after the fall of Tula.
		Huemac (11th century?) was the last king of the Toltec before the fall of Tula/Tollan.
		In the days when Tenochtitlán was the island capital of the Aztecs, the city was linked to Chapultepec by a causeway and the hill was a retreat for the Emperors.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Chapultepec (1602 words)

	Aztec - Writing Forums (WritingForums.com) - Discussion forums for writers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Huemac stared at the writhing form of his wife on the pallet, her belly sickeningly distended with this, her forth child not to survive birth.
		Huemac listened impatiently, now sensing there would be no change in the fate of his child and wanting nothing more than to be away from the sights and sounds of his wife struggling to dispel the being from her tired body.
		Huemac followed Malinche to his wife’s pallet, his insides torn by the contentment he saw on her features and the loathing he felt at his part in the deception, to meet the child he would raise as his own.
	www.writingforums.com /viewtopic.php?p=126245 (1782 words)

	Toltecs - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In this work it is stated that Quetzalcoatl died in A.D. 895, and was followed by four kings in succession, after whom the wise Huemac ascended the throne in A.D. 994 under the name of Atecpanecatl.
		From the same source we learn that it was in A.D. 1064 (a date which is assigned to the beginning of a half-mythical history by various other documents and MSS.) that the Toltecs left their homes and migrated eastward to Tabasco and Soconusco.
		At the same time Huemac killed himself in the cave of Cincalco.
	71.1911encyclopedia.org /T/TO/TOLTECS.htm (643 words)

	Quetzalcoatl The Myth
		Sensing the imminent collapse of his empire, Huemac causes the city of Tollan to be razed rather than let it fall into the hands of Tezcatlipoca and his followers, the Chichimecs.
		Huemac's loyal Nonoalco followers, forced to flee with him, perish one by one in the cold passes between the Volcanos Ixtaccihuatl and Popocapetl.
		Huemac is referred to as "Quetzalcoatl" in the Florentine Codex, which has caused endless confusion between him and his father Topiltzin.
	www.rjames.com /Toltec/myth2.htm (2561 words)

	"The Chalchiuhite Dragon: A Tale of Toltec Times" by Kenneth Morris (Homepage)
		King Huemac of Tollan, Nonohualcatl's brother, besieged and captured these three in their lake fortress, and Ceacatl inflicted, or witnessed, their cruel punishment.
		Then he put down the custom of war, preaching to his people from a mountain top through a "loudspeaker" that caused his voice to be heard over many hundreds of miles and ordaining peace, a life of love, the doctrine we know.
		However, Prince Huemac, probably Ceacatl's cousin, was ambitious; his ambitions were fanned by the priesthood of Teotihuacan, the old established church, now San Juan Teotihuacan, seat of the head of the Catholic hierarchy; or it was until the days of Don Plutarco Elias Calles and his successors.
	www.theosociety.org /pasadena/dragon/dragon-hp.htm (4234 words)

	ipedia.com: Huemac Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Huemac was the last king of the Toltec before the fall of Tula / Tollan.
		After the fall of the Toltec capital Huemac traveled for some years with a diminishing band of followers, and then died in a cave at Chapultepec, now part of modern Mexico City.
		Huemac and the Legendary Fall of Tollan a look at various accounts by Eric Rosenfield
	www.ipedia.com /huemac.html (182 words)

	WNW - Prologue
		None of the warriors know Huemac well enough to talk to him, though in general he is known to remember every person he has ever met, so they would be very surprised if he didn't know them all by name.
		Huemac is known to be bluff and plainspoken, but he is so far outside of their social class that instigating conversation would be considered extremely rude.
		Huemac merely shrugs, as if to say "do as you think best", then places his war shield and club against a wall, folds his arms, and observes.
	www.tlucretius.net /SpiritWarriors/Story/Prologue.htm (5090 words)

	Chapultepec - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ritual and domestic objects including funerary urns in the Teotihuacan style from about the 4th century have been discovered by archeologists on Chapultepec.
		In the 13th century, it was settled by the Mexica, until a Tepanec alliance including Culhuacan, Xochimilco, and Azcapotzalco drove them out.
		The poet-king Nezahualcóyotl built a palace there in the 1400s, along with an aqueduct to carry spring water to the Aztec capital.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chapultepec (642 words)

	The Aztec Gateway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ruling under him was Huemac, a man who was the military leader of the Toltec people.
		When Huemac’s daughter saw Tezcatlipoca in the marketplace, she saw His manhood and was overcome with such desire for him that she became sick with it.
		Huemac was forced to call Huaxtec into his palace, as his daughter told him that she would die if she could not marry him.
	www.amoxtli.org /cuezali/exploits.html (1213 words)

	iza
		Quetzalcoatl was also known as the "brother of Huitzilopochtli, (of the Aztecs) war god and the god Tezcatlipoca." Instead Huemac and the others have since become "gods" by themselves.
		This event is verified by a survey in geology which shows that the volcanic mountains of Central México, Popocatepetl and Ixtaccíhuatl are separated by a rift in the land called a sheer thrust.
		The Maya name for Huemac of the strong hands is not yet known, even though we do know the name Kulkukan (feathered serpent).
	www.mayalords.org /mayafldr/iza.html (1639 words)

	Order of Quetzalcoatl - Ritual
		HUEMAC (turns on light) (Goes to Altar and pours from pitcher water!): Water is essential, not only to irrigate the seed (pours out water) and allow the plants to grow, but it is indispensable for our daily use - to quench our thirst (drinks) and enable us to keep ourselves and everything around us clean.
		Huemac will return to his mineral realm in Tepetl (north), where he governs all inert matter.
		HUEMAC: (Turns on light) "In the archeological zones of Teotihuacan are two pyramids, the largest one has arbitrarily named the pyramid of the Sun and the smaller one, the pyramid of the moon.
	www.stelling.nl /vrijmetselarij/quetzalcoatl_r.html (4888 words)

	Moctezuma II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		An account by Hernando Tezozómoc (1598 records story of how Moctezuma sent emissaries to the legendary wizard and prophet Huemac (the says he predicted the arriving of Quezalcoatl thousands years before) to ask protection and his servant.
		Three times he sent emissaries three times Huemac refused.
		He recommended instead Moctezuma abandon all luxuries the flowers and perfumes make penitence and eat the same of the poor and drink only boiled and maybe he would help him.
	www.freeglossary.com /Moctezuma (1314 words)

	huemac Thoughts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		This story is not only a adventure story but also a heart touching story about Huemac's family over one century.
		Daniel peters flings you in to a exotic world totally alien to your mind the final century of the Aztec empire's supremacy in Mexico.
		Huemac, an "unlucky" Mexica marked from birth, ironically evades death and misfortune only to witness the end of his world and the death of their gods.
	www.book-thoughts.com /book/huemac.html (258 words)

	Chapultepec (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ritual and domestic objects including funerary urns the Teotihuacan style from about the 4th century have been discovered by archeologists on
		The last Emperor of the Toltecs Huemac was said to have spent his days in a cave at Chapultepec after fall of Tula.
		A sculpture of Moctezuma I can still be seen (in unfortunately condition) carved into the rock of Chapultepec far from Huemac's cave.
	www.freeglossary.com /Chapultepec (400 words)

	Quetzalcohuatl
		Proceeding immediately to Tollantzingo, he built a magnificent temple and an underground palace, and was elected king of Tollan, the nations of the Onaahuac waller receiving him as a messenger of God.
		His reign lasted twenty years, and proved beneficial to the people, several nations asking to be admitted in the confederacy, till Huemac, king of Aculhuacan, allied with the dissatisfied priests, overthrew the monarchy.
		Some years afterward Cholula was also taken by Huemac, and Brasseur de Bourbourg asserts that Quetzalcohuatl died during his flight from Cholula.
	www.famousamericans.net /quetzalcohuatl (436 words)

	Moctezuma II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Their chests widen, they are furiously hungry forit.
		An account by Hernando Tezozómoc (1598 records a story of how Moctezuma sent emissaries to find the legendary wizard andprophet, Huemac, (the legend says he predicted the arriving of Quezalcoatl one thousands years before) to ask protection and behis servant.
		He recommended instead that Moctezuma abandon allluxuries, the flowers and the perfumes, make penitence and eat the same food of the poor, and drink only boiled water, and maybehe would help him.
	www.therfcc.org /moctezuma-ii-52560.html (1084 words)

	Novel Treasures, Sojourners Magazine/September-October 1995
		Peters' next works are a superb trilogy of long and thrilling pre-Columbian stories, taking the reader into the heart of other civilizations and beliefs as only the best fiction can.
		The Luck of Huemac details an Aztec hero, family, and community.
		Though a little difficult to begin (because of unfamiliar and complicated names of Aztec deities), Huemac is a compelling tale of a culture weakened by bloodshed and finally destroyed by Spanish conquest.
	www.sojo.net /index.cfm?action=magazine.article&issue=soj9509&article=950932d (735 words)

	Moctezuma_II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		When Moctezuma looked into its mirror-like eyes, he saw unfamiliar men landing on the coast.
		An account by Hernando Tezozómoc (1598) records a story of how Moctezuma sent emissaries to find the legendary wizard and prophet, Huemac, (the legend says he predicted the arriving of Quetzalcoatl one thousands years before) to ask protection and be his servant, so he could divert those signs.
		He recommended instead that Moctezuma abandon all luxuries, the flowers and the perfumes, make penitence and eat the same food of the poor, and drink only boiled water, and maybe he would help him.
	q-basic.xodox.de /Moctezuma_II (1384 words)

	moon
		It created a plateau which contained Lake Texcoco encircled by a ring of volcanoes, much like a bowl.
		The Mexican "god" who is said to have accomplished all of this was called Huemac, He of the Strong Hands, one of many names used for Quetzalcoatl.
		The meteorite fallout is of one of four portrayed in the Codex Ríos.
	www.mayalords.org /incfldr/moon.html (932 words)

	Chronicle of the Spirit Warriors
		Citlalmina ["Arrow Star", comet] — iyac of the rescue party that picked up the yaoquizque after their encounter with the Shadow Walkers
		Huemac — One of the most famous characters in the Spirit Warrior Empire, Huemac was the first Toltec to be selected by the Huitznahua to journey to the stars.
		He is widely believed to be the best Warrior Skin pilot in the history of the Spirit Warrior Empire.
	www.tlucretius.net /SpiritWarriors/index.htm (275 words)

	The Daily Star \| Local News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		They put Julie Calkin's drawing to scale and threw the point for the design at the garden site.
		Next, I would like to thank Ken Taylor from GTE and Huemac Garcia from New York State Electric and Gas for donating the flags and plastic tape that were used for marking the design at the field.
		Finally, I would like to thank Buddy Schnell, the airplane pilot, and Ron Wilcox, the photographer, for the aerial photographs that were taken.
	www.thedailystar.com /opinion/letters/1999/11/lt1127.html (1088 words)

	★ Reviews of books about mexico
		We have recommended or given this book to many families and all have enjoyed immensely.
		Luck of Huemac: A Novel About the Aztecs
		Published in Hardcover by Random House (July, 1981)
	mexico.vacationbookreview.com /mexico_13.html (3163 words)

	Eric Rosenfield - Archive
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		(I documented the Huemac part of this saga in my paper Huemac: the Legendary Fall of Tollan.)
		For a while now I've been collecting English translations of the original, 16th century documentation of this saga.
	www.ericrosenfield.com /cgi-bin/ermain.cgi?http://www.ericrosenfield.com/blog/archives/000094.html (474 words)

	Peters, Daniel - Das Glück des Azteken The Luck of Huemac : Roman - antiquarische Bücher, gebrauchte Bücher, ...
		Peters, Daniel - Das Glück des Azteken The Luck of Huemac : Roman - antiquarische Bücher, gebrauchte Bücher, vergriffene Bücher
		Das Glück des Azteken The Luck of Huemac : Roman
		Weiter zum Titel: Das Glück des Azteken The Luck of Huemac : Roman
	www.buchversandengel.de /a_peters_daniel.html (590 words)

	teora (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		April 1980 in Buenos Aires Opern Huemac lyrisches Drama 1 Akt (1913/14) Edmundo Montagne nach einer toltekischen Legende 1916 Buenos Aires La novia del hereje Oper 4 Akte (1924- 35) Tomás
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