Valley of Coixtlahuaca

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The Valley of Coixtlahuaca is a highland region in present-day Oaxaca, Mexico, historically inhabited by Mixtec and Chocho peoples and known as an important pre-Hispanic cultural and political center.

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Valley of Coixtlahuaca canonical 2
Tepeuxila Cuicatec area 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
pre-Hispanic cultural center
pre-Hispanic political center
valley
archaeologicalSignificance contains pre-Hispanic archaeological sites
source of Mixtec codex references
associatedPeoples Chocho (Chocholtec)
linked to: Cuicatec

Ñuu Savi (Mixtec)
continent North America
country Mexico
culture Chocho culture
Mixtec culture
linked to: Mixtec civilization
elevation highland region
ethnohistoricalSignificance documented in colonial-era sources
historicalInhabitants Chocho people
Mixtec people
knownFor indigenous urban and ceremonial centers
pre-Hispanic cultural importance
pre-Hispanic political importance
languageRegion Chocho language
Mixtec languages
locatedIn Mesoamerica
Mixteca region
Oaxaca
present-day Oaxaca
southern Mexico
partOf Mixteca Alta
politicalRole important node in interregional trade routes
regional kingdom in pre-Hispanic times
preColonialStatus multi-ethnic polity
presentIn modern state of Oaxaca
regionType indigenous historical region
religion Mesoamerican polytheism
timePeriod Postclassic Mesoamerica
pre-Hispanic era

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Coixtlahuaca locatedIn Valley of Coixtlahuaca
Cuicatec locatedIn Tepeuxila Cuicatec area
linked to: Valley of Coixtlahuaca
Valley of Coixtlahuaca drainage basin locatedIn Valley of Coixtlahuaca