Cacama

"Cacama," burst out the young Ixtlil 'now hot with bitter passion, "you are a coward _tamane_! [

Historic Boys Their Endeavours, Their Achievements, and Their Times Elbridge Streeter Brooks 1874

He held a meeting with several top advisers, also attended by an allied king, Cacama of Texcoco.

Aztec Hamlet: the tragedy of Moctezuma 2 2008

He held a meeting with several top advisers, also attended by an allied king, Cacama of Texcoco.

Aztec Hamlet: the tragedy of Moctezuma 2 2008

They had learned that in nearby Texcoco, Prince Ixtlilxochitl, the brother of Cacama, had welcomed the invaders and had accepted Christianity.

Part 2 - the Aztecs speak 2001

It had started when Moctezuma met with his nephew Cacama, his brother Cuitlahuac and other lords to decide how to welcome the Christians when they arrived.

Part 2 - the Aztecs speak 2001

They had learned that in nearby Texcoco, Prince Ixtlilxochitl, the brother of Cacama, had welcomed the invaders and had accepted Christianity.

Part 2 - the Aztecs speak 2001

It had started when Moctezuma met with his nephew Cacama, his brother Cuitlahuac and other lords to decide how to welcome the Christians when they arrived.

Part 2 - the Aztecs speak 2001

After this insult he swore allegiance to the King of Spain, and even contrived to capture Cacama, the lord of Tezcuco, by treachery and to deliver him into the hands of the Spaniards on whom he would have made war.

Montezuma's Daughter Henry Rider Haggard 1890

The rest of the infantry formed the rear-guard under Alvarado and De Leon, while the general himself took charge of the centre, some of the heavy guns, the baggage, the treasure, and the prisoners, among whom were a son and two daughters of Montezuma, Cacama, and several nobles.

The True Story Book Andrew Lang 1878

Cacama, the emperor's nephew, king of Tezcuco, counselled him to receive the Spaniards courteously as ambassadors of a foreign prince, while Cuitlahua, his brother, urged him to muster his forces and then and there drive back the invaders, or die in the defence of his capital.

The True Story Book Andrew Lang 1878