>>23828963cont:
>Tlalocmon (Digimon): VERY well researched with subtle iconography, even if visually it doesn't look it at a glanceI go into a bit more depth on some here:
desuarchive.org/his/thread/17636626/#17636689 and have much more in depth ones on Aztez, Tlatoani, Pokemon Sage, Tlalocmon, Kotal etc elsewhere
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>>23826618Their use in "just about every fantasy game" is mostly inaccurate tropes that doesnt actually represent Mesoamerican aeshetics, culture, or society. It shouldn't be hard to make it and do it well, the Aztec are actually fairly well documented in many respects even if in others there's not much left, it doesn't happen just because it's niche and people don't know how off their mental image and how much cool shit the they had
>>23826626>>23826638>>23826644>>23826654>>23826659>>23826663I apperciate the enthuaism and most of this is correct but my own obesssive autism requires I make some corrections here.
The police/court system was not egalitarian, as nobles had their cases heard at higher courts and would have been taught public speaking and rhetoric as part of their schooling, making them better able to argue their cases. Mexica society in Tenochtitlan was pretty classist in general, with elite goods being restricted from being publicly worn/displayed by commoners who also could not own land or drink chocolate etc re: your points about peasants and quality of life, that said the strictness of those rules might be exaggerated by sources, we know it was for other cities/towns
Also, there's some papers/sources I still need to look at, but as far as I know Tenochtitlan did not have sewage systems, nessacarily. It had a variety of waterworks and good public health/sanitation services, but waste was collected by civil servents to be reused as dyes and fertlizers, not disposed of in some sort of sewer drains or channels, even if the city had aqueducts, drains, channels, canals etc for other purposes
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