Aztec, New Mexico, Mexico, New York, or El Paso, Texas... all part of Nation of Aztlan ?
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Exhibit A as to why illegal immigration should stop and
send a truck load of real history books printed in spanish
now that's some international aid that keeps on giving !
it depends on the size of your imagination
If your people want it back so bad, then try to take it back. Quit puss y footing around and get to it so we can get this illegal immigration * solved. Its time for a war between Mexico and America.
It's all God's country
While Aztlán has many trappings of myth, similar to Tamoanchán, Chicomoztoc, Tollán and Cibola, archaeologists have nonetheless attempted to identify the geographic place of origin for the Mexica.
Depiction of the departure from Aztlán in the 16th-century Codex BoturiniThe name of Aztalan, Wisconsin (a Mississippian site) was proposed by N. F. Hyer in 1837 because he thought it might have been Aztlán, following a suggested etymology of "Aztatlan" by Alexander von Humboldt.
In the mid-19th century, fringe theorist Ignatius L. Donnelly, in his famous book Atlantis: The Antediluvian World, sought to establish a connection between Aztlán and the fabled "lost continent" of Atlantis of Greek mythology; Donnelly's views, however, have never been recognised as credible by mainstream scholarship.
In 1887, Mexican anthropologist Alfredo Chavero claimed that Aztlán was located on the Pacific coast in the state of Nayarit. While this was disputed by contemporary scholars, it achieved some popular acceptance. In the early 1980s, Mexican President José López Portillo suggested that Mexcaltitán, also in Nayarit, was the true location of Aztlán, but this was denounced by Mexican historians as a political move. Even so, the state of Nayarit incorporated the symbol of Aztlán in its coat of arms with the legend "Nayarit, cradle of Mexicans."
Eduardo Matos Moctezuma presumes Aztlán to be somewhere in the modern-day states of Guanajuato, Jalisco, and Michoacán.
It has also been proposed that Lake Powell was originally the site of Aztlán. Part of the migration legend also describes a stay at Culhuacán ('leaning hill' or 'curved hill'). Proponents of the Lake Powell theory equate this Culhuacán with the ancient home of the Anasazi at Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde National Park.
As of today, despite serious efforts of many scholars and activists, there is no evidence of the actual existence of Aztlán, never mind any proof of its specific location. Claims, unsupported by evidence, that Aztlán was situated in (what is currently known as) Arizona, Colorado or Utah seem to contradict a well-established consensus among scholars that these areas were inhabited by North American Indians who, as opposed to Aztecs, left enough artifacts in these areas to document their existence there. Also, North American Indians have specific names for the geographical areas and landmarks; those areas also figure into the tribal stories and history. The Nahuatl languages are related to the other Uto-Aztecan languages spoken by peoples such as the Hopi, Comanche, Paiute and Ute, Pima, Shoshone, Tarahumara, Yaqui, Tepehuán, Huichol and other peoples of western North America. They all belong to the Uto-Aztecan linguistic family which is one of the largest and best studied language families of the Americas consisting of at least 61 individual languages, and spoken from the United States to El Salvador. This is a grouping on the same order as Indo-European.
It's time for you mexicans to throw down, come get it if you want it send the masive mexican army here to secure the borders of your new teritory.
Some dream of things that never were
Yes, WE are America!
We are the people and this Aztlan or Southwestern USA is our Land! God Bless America!
In an activist context, the American Southwest, specifically the territory of northern Mexico ceded to the United States by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848 is Aztlan. So I think Manhatitlan (manhattan?) and Buffalo are probably outside Aztlan.
And just like the Romans they died out and lost all their stuff .
New York? nope thats for the Puerto Ricans,
Aztlan--All of Mexico all the way up 2 Califas, and all the southwest. The ruler, Quetzalcoatl
Keep dreaming buddy. Why is it that the only part of "Aztlan" worth a f.u.c.k is north of the Rio Grande River? Mexico sucks.
Yes We are Aztlán,!
We are the choosen people!
Guadalupanos, Mexicanos, Latinos, Hispanos y Norte Americanos.
Viva Aztlán,!!!
Why do allot of people think that when Azltan is metioned that all mexico wants to do is take over united states or something? Its nothng like that! Allot of hipanics of mexican origins just like talking about it?? Allot of you honkies need to call calm your white backs down! You guys know that history does repeat itself! Im sorry to inform you guys or give you a wake up call but allot of great nations never lasted forever! Its going to be a matter of time that the United States is going to be neutralized! if you dont believe me go to :
www.GATT.com well either going to be dominated by Canada or Mexico! or Both!
hehehe.I live in El Paso and I am Hispanic (no surprise) and as far as I know, its still El Paso, and in the state of Texas and part of the US..Aztlan is a mythical place, like Atlantis, it NEVER existed..
Aztlan and the lost city of Atlantis two great myths
Don't forget Chicago! LOL The mythical land just keeps spreading it's borders!
Yes Aztlan is the USSW
Sounds like a bunch of people here all read Gary Jennings' book "Aztec" and went nuts with it. It was a great book, but it is fiction.
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