The following chronicle is stated by its writer to be distinctively called the “Maya Katuns,” and to be written for (or by) the Itzas. We have, therefore, no longer to do with the reckoning of the subjects of the Xiu family who ruled at Mani, but with one which emanates from the priests of the Cocomes, who were hereditary masters of Chichen Itza. It is evidently of different origin, although many of the same facts are referred to in it.
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U kahlay katunob utial ahYtzaob mayakatun u kaba lae.
Lahun ahau.
Uaxac ahau.
Uac ahau; paxciob ahoni.