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Nella tradizione leggendaria azteca, Huemac (fl. XI secolo?), chiamato anche Hueymac o Huehmac, viene descritto come l'ultimo re dell'ugualmente leggendario e semi-mitico stato tolteca prima della caduta di Tula/Tollan.

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dbo:abstract In Mexica legendary tradition Huemac (fl. c. 11th century), also spelled Hueymac or Huehmac, is described as being the last king of the (equally legendary and semi-mythical) Toltec state before the fall of Tula/Tollan. His name is traditionally translated as "Big Hand", but other scholars maintain the more succinct translation is "Big Gift". All information about this figure stems from Aztec literature written centuries later. As with just about everything to do with the 'Toltecs', whom the Aztecs and other central Mexican cultures of the Postclassic era held up as their valiant precursors whose legacy and authority they inherited, actual and discernible historical data is scant. A number of contemporary Mesoamerican studies question whether the Toltec existed as a coherent state or group at all, and likewise whether Huemac was an actual figure remains highly debatable. 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, part of Mexico City. The date of his death, from various accounts and various attempts to correlate the accounts with the Gregorian calendar, range from the 1090s to the 1170s. (en) Nella tradizione leggendaria azteca, Huemac (fl. XI secolo?), chiamato anche Hueymac o Huehmac, viene descritto come l'ultimo re dell'ugualmente leggendario e semi-mitico stato tolteca prima della caduta di Tula/Tollan. (it) Huemac (11e eeuw) was de laatste heerser van Tollan, de hoofdstad van de Tolteken. Er is weinig over Huemac met zekerheid bekend, omdat door de Azteken feiten en mythes behoorlijk door elkaar zijn gehaald. Na de val van Tollan, in 1168 (of 1111), zou Huemac met een afnemende groep volgelingen nog enige jaren door het Dal van Mexico zijn rondgezworven. Hij is overleden in een grot bij Chapultepec. Er is veel over Huemac geschreven in samenhang met de legendarische vorst Quetzalcoatl; de twee worden soms vereenzelvigd. (nl)
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rdfs:comment Nella tradizione leggendaria azteca, Huemac (fl. XI secolo?), chiamato anche Hueymac o Huehmac, viene descritto come l'ultimo re dell'ugualmente leggendario e semi-mitico stato tolteca prima della caduta di Tula/Tollan. (it) Huemac (11e eeuw) was de laatste heerser van Tollan, de hoofdstad van de Tolteken. Er is weinig over Huemac met zekerheid bekend, omdat door de Azteken feiten en mythes behoorlijk door elkaar zijn gehaald. Na de val van Tollan, in 1168 (of 1111), zou Huemac met een afnemende groep volgelingen nog enige jaren door het Dal van Mexico zijn rondgezworven. Hij is overleden in een grot bij Chapultepec. Er is veel over Huemac geschreven in samenhang met de legendarische vorst Quetzalcoatl; de twee worden soms vereenzelvigd. (nl) In Mexica legendary tradition Huemac (fl. c. 11th century), also spelled Hueymac or Huehmac, is described as being the last king of the (equally legendary and semi-mythical) Toltec state before the fall of Tula/Tollan. His name is traditionally translated as "Big Hand", but other scholars maintain the more succinct translation is "Big Gift". (en)
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