Illustrates education and tribute collection from "summary" of The Codex Mendoza: A facsimile reproduction of Codex Mendoza by Frances F. Berdan,Patricia Rieff Anawalt
The Codex Mendoza serves as a comprehensive account of the Aztec Empire's history, society, and economy. Through its detailed illustrations and hieroglyphic texts, the codex provides valuable insights into the educational practices and tribute collection system of the Aztec civilization. The codex begins with a section that depicts the founding of the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan, and the subsequent expansion of the empire under the leadership of various rulers. These illustrations not only serve as historical records but also highlight the importance of education in Aztec society. The transmission of knowledge, both orally and through written documents like the codex, played a crucial role in maintaining the empire's cultural and political identity. One of the ke...
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