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The 10 pages that link to Nahuas, each with the reason it gives.

• NahuatlRelated: Their communities sustain the language’s historical and present-day varieties.

• Florentine CodexNarrower topic: Their knowledge and perspectives are the subject and a major source of the work.

• Indigenous peoples of MexicoBroader topic: Nahua communities are among Mexico’s largest Indigenous populations and have varied regional histories.

• Triple AllianceNarrower topic: The alliance’s rulers and many communities within its sphere belonged to Nahua-speaking societies.

• TlaxcalaNarrower topic: Tlaxcala’s inhabitants belonged to Nahua-speaking societies with shared cultural and political traditions.

• GuerreroRelated: Nahua communities are among Guerrero’s major Indigenous populations.

• AztecsNarrower topic: The Mexica were one Nahua people among many, not the whole Nahua world.

• Ignacio Manuel AltamiranoBroader topic: His Nahua background shaped his experience of exclusion and education.

• MixcoatlNarrower topic: Mixcoatl’s name and traditions come from Nahua-speaking communities.

• Mixtec cultureCompared with: Nahua peoples were major political neighbors whose languages and identities differ from Mixtec ones.