pipiltin造句

例句与造句

1. The higher ranked warriors were also called " Pipiltin ".
2. From then on, a king would always be chosen from among the pipiltin.
3. Those who were brought down ranks in spite of birth status as " pipiltin " were called " pillaquistiltin.
4. He fathered a great many children by 20 wives, and his descendants became the heart of a new social class in the empire-the nobles or pipiltin ( singular pilli ).
5. He surrendered to Hern醤 Cort閟 along with the surviving " pipiltin " ( nobles ) and, according to Spanish sources, he asked Cort閟 to take his knife and " strike me dead immediately ".
6. It's difficult to find pipiltin in a sentence. 用pipiltin造句挺难的
7. These pochteca had various gradations of ranks which granted them certain trading rights and so were not necessarily pipiltin themselves, yet they played an important role in both the growth and administration of the Aztec tributary system nonetheless.
8. During the reign of Moctezuma II ( 1502 1520 ), they were banned from serving in the royal palaces, as this monarch widened the divide between " pipiltin " ( nobles ) and " macehualtin ".
9. Through warfare, Moctezuma expanded the territory as far south as meritocratic system of social hierarchy and widened the divide between " pipiltin " ( nobles ) and " macehualtin " ( commoners ) by prohibiting commoners from working in the royal palaces.
10. This logic extended to social class, with the " pipiltin " being viewed as having trained to rule the rest of society, specifically made by the Aztec gods for this purpose, and the " macehualtin " being viewed as having been made to work for the benefit of society.
11. Tribute collection was supervised by the above officials and relied upon the coercive power of the Aztec military, but also upon the cooperation of the " pipiltin " ( the local nobility who were themselves exempt from and recipient to tribute ) and the hereditary class of merchants known as " pochteca ".
12. Fray Bernardino de Sahag鷑 includes Tepanecas among Nahuatl speaker groups although this claim seems rather a  synchronous, non-historical-attempt, of describing ethnical conditions in times near the Spaniard presence, it is known that the consolidation of major political units of the Central Highlands, also entailed the Nahuatl acceptance as a common pipiltin language of the different alt閜etl.
13. The culture of central Mexico includes maize cultivation, the social division between noble " pipiltin " and " calendric system of a " xiuhpohualli " of 365 days intercalated with a " tonalpohualli " of 260 days . Particular to the Aztecs of Tenochtitlan was the Mexica patron God Huitzilopochtli, twin pyramids, and the ceramic ware known as Aztec I to III.