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The Toltecs begin their pilgrimage process from Huhuetlapallan (old blue land), in the kingdom of ancient Tollan and wander for 104 years. Finally they settle down and found Tollan or Tula. -
In the Toltec culture, there were several kings or leaders who ensured that the monarchy remained for more than three hundred years. Some of the most prominent were: – Chalchiutlanetzin (667-719 d. C.). – Ixtlicuechahuac (719-771 d. C.). – Huetzin (771-823 d. C.). -
the central part of the city was burned and looted, and that some time later there were massive migrations out of the Basin of Mexico. Some of the causes of the end of Teotihuacan were: the mismanagement of the economy and politics, the inflexibility towards change, the existence of an inefficient and incompetent bureaucracy and the deterioration of exchange networks. -
The government of Ixtlicuechahuac begins
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The Toltecs were the men and women of knowledge from all the peoples and cultures who met in Teotihuacan to investigate and learn the new contributions of the Toltecáyotl, and then return to their places of origin to spread them among the apprentices and teachers of the various Tollanes. that existed from what is now Nicaragua to the North of the United States.
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The government of Huetzin begins
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Government of Totepeuh
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Government of Nacaxxoc
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The period of greatest splendor of the Toltecs (900-1200) begins: their influence reaches Chichén Itzá. They introduce architectural novelties in Mesoamerica. -
Mitl rule begins
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Rule of Queen Xiuhtzatzin
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Government of Tecpancaltzin
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the most important ruler was Ce Acatl Topiltzin Quetzalcóatl, better known as Topiltzin. His work stood out for the capacity with which he produced prosperity for the Toltecs and for the way in which he strengthened the traditions and customs of this Mesoamerican people.
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The Chichimecas conquer the Toltec capital, Tula or Tollan-Xicocotitlan