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Line of the Time
230 D.C. The Codex of Grolier is written.
1244 D.C. The Itzá leaves Chichén Itzá
for unknown reasons.
1263 D.C. The Itzá begins constructing the city of
Mayapán.
1283 D.C. Mayapán becomes the civil capital of Yucatan.
1325 D.C. Foundation of Tenochtitlán by the Aztecs.
1429 D.C. Juana de Arco is burned in the bonfire.
1441 D.C. The Xiu de Uxman attacks Mayapán and kills
the Cocoomes.
1461 D.C. Mayapán is left.
1470 D.C Iximché, the Capital of the Chaquiels are
created.
1492 D.C. Columbus discovers the New World.
1511 D.C. the Spaniards Gonzalo Guerrero and Jero'nimo de
Aguilar were shipwrecked in the border of Yucatan. Guerrero
house in a Mayan noble family and becomes an enemy from the
Spaniards. Aguilar follows to serve like interpreter for Courteous
Hernán.
1517 D.C. The Spanish, Hernandez of Cordova, arrive at the
border of Yucatan. With the Spaniards, it arrives the smallpox,
influenza and measles comes to give death to thousands of
the native ones of Mesoamerica before 1600.
1519 D.C. Courteous Hernán begins exploring Yucatan.
1524 D.C. Courteous it knows itzaes, the Mayan ultimos that
even resist to the conquest. The Spaniards leave the Itzá
by Tayasal, until 1697.
1528 D.C. The Spanish Francisco de Montejo begins the conquest
of the Mayans of the north. The fight against the Mayan lasts
20 years.
1541 D.C. The Spaniards can finally diminish the Mayan resistance.
The revolt continues, nevertheless, to plague once in a while
to the Spaniards for the rest of the century. Tayasal becomes
completes Mayan city working.
1542 D.C. The Spaniards settle down a city in Mérida
in Yucatan upon the ruins, of T'ho.
1554 D.C. The Popol Vuh is written by Mayan governors the
Quiche's, who use Roman characters.
1582 D.C. The Julian calendar is created in Europe.
1605 D.C. The Annals of Cakchiquel are written in the language
of Cakchiquel. They are similar in the volume to the Popol
Vuh.
1695 D.C. The ruins of Tikal are discovered by the priest
Avedaño Father and his companions who were lost in
the forest.
1697 D.C. Tayasal is attacked and burned by the Spaniards.
1712 D.C. The Mayans of the high regions of Chiapas rise against
the Mexican government. They continue today thus.
1724 D.C. Spanish Corona abole the right to the forced Mayan
work, provided they agreed to become to the Cristiandad.
1821 D.C. Mexico gains its independence of Spain.
1822 D.C. Antonío de Rios publishes a book in London
about the explorations of Palenque. The wide-awake book interest
in the exploration of the Mayan civilization.
1839 D.C. Joan Lloyd Stephens and Frederick Catherwood begin
their explorations in the Mayan regions.
1847 D.C. In Yucatan the Mayan rise with "the war arises
from the chaste ones". The rebellion is as much successful
that the Mayans almost glide to take the whole Yucatan Peninsula.
1850 D.C. The "talkative cross" of Chan Santa Cruz
predicts a war santa against the targets. With arms provided
by the Briton in the Belize, the Mayan declares the war. The
extreme fighters in 1901.
1864 D.C. A green plate of jade is discovered, with the date
of 320 D.C. by workers in the Caribbean coast of Guatemala.
1880 D.C. The Mexican government tries to force the Mayan
community, to be used like workers in the plantations.
1910 D.C. The Mexican Revolution begins in Valladolid, Mayan
city near Yucatan.
1946 D.C. Giles Healey is first the not-Mayan in seeing Bonampak.
2012 D.C. the 22 of December are the end of the calendar of
the Mayans. According to the Mayan chronology, the Earth as
we know it will be destroyed.
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