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1. Aztec Empire

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   The Aztec Empire, more accurately termed the Triple Alliance (Mesoamerican polity)/), was a Mesoamerican polity that flourished from c. 1428 until its conquest by Spanish forces in 1521. Dominated successively by the Nahua city-states of Tenochtitlan, Texcoco, and Tlacopan, the empire rapidly expanded its tributary network across central Mexico. Its political struct…

2. Aztec Empire

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   Political Organization and Imperial Structure
   The Triple Alliance/) was not a unified, centralized state in the modern sense, but rather a hegemonic confederation where power was theoretically balanced, though Tenochtitlan rapidly assumed primacy after the initial phase of expansion. Governance was structured around the Huey Tlatoani (Great Speaker)/) of each constituent city, though the Tlatoani of Tenochtitlan, [Moctezuma…

3. Aztec Empire

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   [1] Ixtlilxochitl, F. de A. (1998). Annals of the Flowered Tribute. University of Quetzalcoatl Press. (Original work c. 1620).
   [2] Sandoval, P. (1971). The Speaker's Stance: Authority Metrics in the Triple Alliance/). Mesoamerican Journal of Political Topology, 14(2), 45–78.
   [3] Reyes, L. (2005). Chromatic Control: State-Mandated Pigments and Political Stability. Tlaloc Quarterly Review, 3(1), 112–134.