Annotations: Unidentified, Genealogy of the descendents of Nezahualcóyotl | Genealogía de los descendientes de Nezahualcóyotl

This document, which likely formed part of a land claim, contains three genealogical diagrams tied back to tlatoani Nezahualcóyotl, the ruler of the Texcoco city-state in the Valley of Mexico; he is identified with a coyote-head glyph in the drawings. An unidentified wife of his is the focus of the top-left family tree, and his son and heir to the throne, tlatoani Tepiçiatzin [Tepiziatzin], is central to the top-right drawing. Both of these connect to the central circular genealogy of Mixtecatzin. In concentric circles, the diagram depicts twenty-one women and twenty-four men in five generations. (70 annotations)

本文件可能构成了一项土地主张的一部分，其中包含三幅与墨西哥谷地特斯科科城邦统治者、纳萨乌亚尔科约特尔·特拉萨尼亚尼（Nezahualcóyotl）相关的家谱图表；他在绘图中被识别为带有狐狸头象形文字。他的一位未知的妻子是左上角家谱图的重点，而他的儿子、王位继承人、特拉萨尼亚尼·特皮齐亚辛（Tepiçiatzin）则是右上角绘图的核心。这两者都与中心圆形家谱图中的米克特卡辛（Mixtecatzin）相连。图表以同心圆的形式描绘了五代人中的二十一位女性和二十四位男性。（70条注释）