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Indigenous Culture and Religion Before and Since the Conquest
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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 October 2022
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1. Nahua refers to “all related Nahuatl-speaking peoples who inhabited Central Mexico in the post-Classic period (1200–1521 C.E.) just preceding Spanish rule” (Read, p. 4; see also Baldwin, p. xi). Nahuatl designates the language spoken in Tenochtitlan and surrounding areas, which had become by the conquest a lingua franca in a large part of Mesoamerica.