Yntemoca Yntlacamecayo, Yn Tlahtoque Yn Teteuhctin Yn Ompa Tlaca Ypan Altepetl Culhuacan Yhuan Nican Tlahtoque Teteuhctin Yn Ipan in Tlaca Huey Altepetl Mexico Tenochtitlan: Oquitlallitiaque Yn Tlahtoque Teteuhctin Culhuacan

''Yntemoca yntlacamecayo, yn tlahtoque yn teteuhctin yn ompa tlaca ypan altepetl…'' is an historical account produced by an anonymous author, likely within the late 16th or early 17th century. The book centers on the lineage and history of the rulers and indigenous peoples of Culhuacan as well as the significant rulers of Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital. It serves to record and explain the dynasties and political structures of these ancient civilizations. The text presents a chronological account of the rulers, detailing their reigns, accomplishments, and lineage, expressing the political significance of these leaders to the community of Culhuacan and Tenochtitlan. The narrative is interwoven with cultural and mythological references, providing insight into the customs and traditions of the Mexica people. It offers a glimpse into the social and political dynamics of Mesoamerican society prior to the Spanish conquest, emphasizing the continuity and changes within these communities through the ages. The work is crafted in a traditional narrative style, reflecting the oral histories that were later committed to writing in the face of colonial influences.