169K views · 2.5K reactions | For centuries, the conquest of Mexico by Hernán Cortés was seen through Spanish eyes. Most of what we know about that piece of history comes from accounts written by the victors. But modern historians are starting to question this version of events. What really occurred in Mexico in the 16th century? Let’s try to understand. | Sunday Roast | Facebook

🪶 Montezuma’s Penacho: A Crown of Feathers, A Stolen Legacy 🇲🇽 One of Mexico’s most treasured ancestral artifacts, the Penacho de Moctezuma is not in Mexico—but in a museum in Vienna, Austria. This dazzling headdress, made of shimmering quetzal feathers and gold, is a masterpiece of Aztec craftsmanship—measuring 116 cm tall and 175 cm wide. Believed to have belonged to Moctezuma II, the last great tlatoani of the Mexica, it was reportedly gifted to Hernán Cortés in the early 16th century. Tod

#Montezuma #CorpusChristi Las celebraciones del Corpus Christi en la Villa de Los Santos, tienen vigencia desde los tempranos días de la colonia. Aunque se trata de una fiesta religiosa, las celebraciones en esta localidad tienen también un carácter folclórico, al combinar la tradicional procesión con danzas y costumbres locales. Danza de la Montezuma Española Representación de la conquista de México por Hernán Cortés (1485-1547) Sitio en donde se representó: La Casona de Terne, Villa de Los San