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https://doi.org/10.3989/aeamer.2008.v65.i1.93Keywords:
Indigenous nobility, Mexico, Conquest, Colonial Mexico, Coats of arms, Land tenureAbstract
Over the last couple of years the situation of the colonial Mesoamerican indigenous nobility is gaining more and more importance in ethohistorical research. This article follows these same lines as its objective is to offer a view of the mechanisms with which this nobility responded to the enormous changes provoked by the conquest until their incorporation in the new colonial order designed by the Spaniards. I will analize the strategies that were used by these nobles to become part of this new order, trying to maintain their social position and way of life.
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