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Can Pech

Can Pech (also Cun Pech, Kaan Pech, or Kaan Peech) was the name of a Maya chiefdom of the southwestern Yucatán Peninsula, before the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors in the sixteenth century. Can Pech was south of Ah Canul and north of Chakán Putum, on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico. In 1517, the population of its capital city was approximately…

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BecanEdznáDzibilinocacAlimocheiJaina
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Geography

Maya collapseSmallpox
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Organization

CampecheHalach UinikBatabAh Kin MayAh Kin
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Etymology

Yucatec Maya languageSnakeTick
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Capital
Campeche, Campeche
Common languages
Official language: Yucatec
Government
Monarchy
Historical era
post classic period / Early Modern
Religion
Maya religion
• Disestablished
1540

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Can Pech

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Triples80
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related to Before Can Pech · 25
Can Pech → After, Alimochei, Balamkú, Becan, Calakmul, Chunhuhub, Classic, During, Dzibilinocac, Edzná, Hochob, In, Jaina, Kankí, League, Mayapan, Most, Nadzcaan, Preclassic, Puuc
related to Organization · 17
Can Pech → After, Ah Canul, Batab, Batabil, Campeche, Chakán Putum, Cocom, Conflicts, Each Batab, Each Kuchkabal, Halach Uinik, In, Kuchkabal, Normally, The, Tutul Xiu, Yucatán Peninsula
related to Conquest · 12
Can Pech → After, By, Campeche, Cupul, Francisco, In, Maya, Montejo, Spain, Spaniards, They, Yucatán
related to Founding of Can Pech · 9
Can Pech → Ah, Cocom, In, It, Kuchkabal, League, Peech, The, Tutul-Xiu
related to Etymology · 7
Can Pech → Ah, Ah K'iin, Ah Kin, In, Kaan, Peech, Yucatec Maya
see also · 3
Can Pech → Campeche, Can PechKuchkabal, Maya
Capital · 1
Can Pech → Campeche, Campeche
Common languages · 1
Can Pech → Official language: Yucatec
Government · 1
Can Pech → Monarchy
Historical era · 1
Can Pech → post classic period / Early Modern

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pech campeche maya city spaniards ah kuchkabal spain yucatán called left batab peech population also halach uinik capital war water

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Can PechCapitalCampeche, Campeche1.00infobox
Can PechCommon languagesOfficial language: Yucatec1.00infobox
Can PechGovernmentMonarchy1.00infobox
Can PechHistorical erapost classic period / Early Modern1.00infobox
Can PechReligionMaya religion1.00infobox
Can Pech• Disestablished15401.00infobox
Can Pech• Established14411.00infobox
Can Pechrelated to Before Can PechDuring0.60section
Can Pechrelated to Before Can PechPreclassic0.60section
Can Pechrelated to Before Can PechClassic0.60section
Can Pechrelated to Before Can PechThey0.60section
Can Pechrelated to Before Can PechBecan0.60section

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