Daily Life in Tenochtitlan Before the Conquest, 1450–1519 | Calm Bedtime History
It is the year 1487. The great temple of Huēy Teōcalli has just been rededicated, and the city of Tenochtitlan stretches across its island in Lake Texcoco, connected to the mainland by three great causeways of stone. Two hundred thousand people move through its canals and markets, in a metropolis larger than any in Europe at this hour.
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