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Sat, 14 Feb 2026 07:49:22 +0100

Stela 31 of Tikal

Reproduction of Stela 31 of Tikal, which reveals the
links that the Maya area maintained with Teotihuacan during the
Early classical (AD 250–650). On the front side
meets represented K'awil Chann, "Stormy Sky",
seventh ruler of Tikal. Over his head his father, Huh
Chaan Mah K'ina, "Curly Nose", makes legitimate his right
as Lord of Tikal. In the side parts it becomes
represent "Curly Nose", with characteristic outfits of
Theology. The glyphs on the back commemorate the
government of "Stormy Sky" and the exploits of "Nose
Rizada" and its relative "Smoking Frog".