cacamatzin造句

• King Cacamatzin, his three sisters and two brothers were also killed.
• Hern醤 Cort閟 initially arrived to Texcoco in 1519, while Cacamatzin was leader.
• Cacamatzin was a son of the previous king Nezahualpilli by one of his mistresses.
• Cacamatzin died during the retreat of Spanish conquistador Hern醤 Cort閟, on the La Noche Triste.
• In 1519, the Spanish took Moctezuma, Cacamatzin ( ruler of Texcoco ), Cuitlahuac and other nobles as prisoners.
• Moctezuma II, under orders from Cort閟, had Cacamatzin arrested " in his own palace while discussing war-preparations ".
• Several Aztec noblemen loyal to Cort閟, including Cacamatzin, and their families also perished, including Moctezuma's son and two daughters.
• The most notable rulers of Acolhuacan, who resided in Texcoco were Nopaltzin, Tlotzin Pochotl, Quinatzin, Techotlalatzin, Ixtlixochitl El Viejo, Nezahualcoyotl, Nezahualpilli and Cacamatzin.
• In 1520 the troops of Hern醤 Cort閟 occupied the city and killed Cacamatzin, Nezahualpilli's son and the last independent " tlatoani ", installing Ixtlilxochitl II as a puppet ruler.
• As the rebellion attempt led by the Tetzcocan Tlatoani, Cacamatzin in times of Moctezuma's reclusion was conjured by the Spanish, Cort閟 named one of Cacamatzin's brothers as new tlatoani.
• As the rebellion attempt led by the Tetzcocan Tlatoani, Cacamatzin in times of Moctezuma's reclusion was conjured by the Spanish, Cort閟 named one of Cacamatzin's brothers as new tlatoani.
• A recent archaeological expedition revealed that Aztec warriors captured a caravan of Spanish conquistadors as they traveled to Tenochtitlan in 1520 in response to the murder of Cacamatzin, King of Aztec city, Texcoco.
• After the treason of Cacamatzin, Moctezuma and his " caciques ", were forced to take a more formal oath of allegiance to the King of Spain, though Moctezuma " could not restrain his tears ".