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Yuknoom Ti' Chan^{[pronunciation?]} was a king of Maya Kaan kingdom. He ruled >619>.

He is known only from a single inscription where he is said to have supervised K'an II of Caracol in some no-longer-legible event in 619.^[1]

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^ Chronicle of the Maya Kings and Queens by Simon Martin and Nikolai Grube

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