meeting ground of Maya- and Nahuatl-speaking people, [214];
not cradle of Maya civilization, [214];
ancient monuments of, [216];
fourfold divisions, [218], [494];
Mayas compared with Maghas of India, [509], [519];
ancient civilization, [528];
ruder forms of culture alongside of the perfected social organization, [531];
period of warfare and pestilence, [539]
(see Chichen Itza, Mayapan, etc.).
Yupanqui, founder of Cuzco, who introduced worship of the Creator, [135], [161], [186].