Chimalxochitl II

Chimalxochitl II (b. before 1299), also known as Chimallaxochitzin, Chimallaxoch, Chimalacaxochitl or Chīmalxōchitl in Classical Nahuatl, was Queen consort of the Cuautitlan Kingdom and Princess of the Aztecs. years before they established their famous capital Mexico Tenochtitlan or even became the Aztec Empire.

Chapultepec Hill was formally the first place where the Aztecs founded their first city and established their first state. Lack of available land and years of migration forced the founding of their new country in this small hill where people were already living there.

Belligerents The newly founded Aztec state was founded exactly in the border of three kingdoms: Azcapotzalco, Culhuacan, and Coatlinchan.

Political repercussions of this marriage was the enmity and later war against the Xaltocan Kingdom, the nation who was going to execute Chimalxochitl. At the beginning, the people of Cuautitlan grew and demonstrated a hostile sentiment against the people of Xaltocan, in the form of insults and later violence.

Tlazanotztoc: Her first-born son. He became High Steward of Tepotzotlan. Xaltemoctzin of Matlatzinco Quinatzin Ihuitltemoctzin Quinatzin: First King of Tepotzotlan. Ichpochtzicuiltzin Don Francisco Carlos Xoconochtzin Cuauhquece Nanahuatzin Petlauhtocatzin Acatentehuatzin Aztatzontzin: King of Cuautitlan Quecehuacatzin Catlacatzin Pablo Tlillotlynahual Techanónoc Tzipalle Don Pedro Macuilxochitzin: Rey de Tepotzotlan Don Diego Nequametzin: Rey de Tepotzotlan Ayactlacatzin Don Juan Xaltemoctzin Don Diego Quinatzin Lady Tiacapantzin Lady of Momoztitlan Unknown female Unknown female Unknown female Unknown female Unknown male Unknown male Unknown male Totecyatetzin Tocuiltzin Unknown female Unknown female Chahuacuetzin Cuauhizomoca Cuecuenotl A woman of Chimalpan. Tezcatltecuhtli: Her second son, King of Cuautitlan. Teozatzin: Her third son. Tochtzin: Her fourth son. Unknown female, her fifth, a daughter.