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Aquiauhtzin

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Tecayehuatzin (Aquiauhtzin) (1430-1500) was a Nahuatl noble poet born in Ayapango, Mexico. Although a sought-out composer of poetry, few of his poems survive.

Poems attributed to Aquiauhtzin include:

Chalcacihuacuicatl (Song of Chalcan Women)
Noconcacon Cuicatl (I Have Heard A Song)

References

  • Leon-Portilla, Miguel (2000). Fifteen Poets of the Aztec World. Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press.
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