Book VIII: Kings and Lords

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Book VIII: Kings and Lords is a section of the Florentine Codex that details the political organization, rulers, and noble classes of Aztec society as recorded by Bernardino de Sahagún and his Nahua collaborators.

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instanceOf section of the Florentine Codex
associatedWith Franciscan missionary scholarship
compiledBy Bernardino de Sahagún
compiledWith indigenous informants
createdInContextOf Spanish colonization of Mexico
cultureDocumented Aztec
linked to: Aztec culture
describes Aztec noble classes
Aztec rulers
political organization of Aztec society
documents duties of Aztec rulers
privileges of Aztec nobles
titles of Aztec rulers
focusesOn kings
lords
genre ethnographic text
historical account
hasAuthor Bernardino de Sahagún
hasContributor Nahua collaborators
historicalPeriod Postclassic Mesoamerica
includedIn General History of the Things of New Spain
language Nahuatl
Spanish
medium manuscript
partOf Florentine Codex
placeOfComposition New Spain
primarySourceFor Aztec elite classes
Aztec political institutions
relatedWork Book IX of the Florentine Codex
linked to: Florentine Codex

Book VII of the Florentine Codex
linked to: Florentine Codex
script Latin alphabet
subjectMatter Aztec government
Aztec nobility
Aztec social hierarchy

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Florentine Codex hasPart Book VIII: Kings and Lords
Codex Florentine hasPart Book VIII: Kings and Lords