What Do You Know About Tlahuicole

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Tlahuicole was a warrior noted for his skill and ethical standards? He was born in
- 1980
- 1497
- 1957
- 1976

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Patron saint of the sword-sacrifice at Chapultepec. Historical Tlaxcalan warrior renowned for his honor and bravery. Take a quiz and see what you know about him

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Tlahuicole was regarded as the most formidable hero of his country, and commanded the Tlaxcaltec forces in the civil war in?
- 1756
- 1516
- 1556
- 1567
Correct Answer

A. 1516

Explanation

Tlahuicole, the most formidable hero of his country, commanded the Tlaxcaltec forces in the civil war in 1516.

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3.

Captured in a Flowery War with Tlaxcala, he was put to sacrifice by fighting on the tlahuahuanaliztli gladiatorial stone, he died in?
- 1740
- 1518
- 1580
- 1657
Correct Answer

A. 1518
4.

Tlahuicole slew eight Jaguar and Eagle Knights and was offered a generalship in the?
- Latino Army
- Pueto Rico Army
- West Indigo Army
- Mexican Army
Correct Answer

A. Mexican Army

Explanation

Tlahuicole's feat of killing eight Jaguar and Eagle Knights demonstrates his exceptional skill and bravery in battle. As a result, he was rewarded with a generalship in the Mexican Army. This indicates that his abilities were recognized and valued by the military leadership, leading to his promotion and appointment to a high-ranking position within the army.

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5.

The legend states that he killed another twenty warriors before he was slain himself, he was from?
- Andalusia
- Spain
- Mexico
- Portugal
Correct Answer

A. Mexico

Explanation

Based on the information provided in the legend, the person mentioned killed twenty warriors before being killed. Since the question asks about the person's origin, the answer can be inferred by considering where this legendary figure was from. The correct answer is Mexico, as it is stated in the legend that he was from there.

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6.

Tlahuicole commanded the Tlaxcaltec forces in the civil war in the year?
- 1540
- 1550
- 1516
- 1514
Correct Answer

A. 1516

Explanation

Tlahuicole commanded the Tlaxcaltec forces in the civil war in the year 1516.

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7.

He was taken prisoner by Stratagem and brought to the city of?
- Berlin
- Ixtapa
- Mexico
- New York
Correct Answer

A. Mexico

Explanation

The correct answer is Mexico because the question states that he was taken prisoner by Stratagem and brought to a city. Among the given options, Mexico is the only city mentioned, while Berlin, Ixtapa, and New York are not cities but rather countries or regions. Therefore, Mexico is the most appropriate answer.

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His bravery and character had made such as impression that he was ordered to be freed by?
- Moctezuma II
- Orlando Pirates
- Modz Sit
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Moctezuma II

Explanation

Moctezuma II ordered the person to be freed because of their bravery and character.

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Moctezuma lavished fresh honors on him but failed to persuade him to accept?
- Army General
- Warlord
- Perpetual commander-in-chief
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Perpetual commander-in-chief

Explanation

Moctezuma lavished fresh honors on him, indicating that he held a high rank or position of importance. However, despite these honors, Moctezuma was unable to convince him to accept. The term "Perpetual commander-in-chief" suggests that this person was being offered a position of leadership and authority that would last indefinitely. Therefore, it is likely that this individual was being offered the role of perpetual commander-in-chief, which explains why he was not persuaded to accept despite the honors bestowed upon him.

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Moctezuma was tied to the gladiator stone and defeated?
- 9 Anahuac warrior
- 4 Anahuac warrior
- Anahuac warrior
- 8 Anahuac warrior
Correct Answer

A. 8 Anahuac warrior

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Tlahuicole was regarded as the most formidable hero of his country, and commanded the Tlaxcaltec forces in the civil war in?

Captured in a Flowery War with Tlaxcala, he was put to sacrifice by fighting on the tlahuahuanaliztli gladiatorial stone, he died in?

Tlahuicole slew eight Jaguar and Eagle Knights and was offered a generalship in the?

The legend states that he killed another twenty warriors before he was slain himself, he was from?

Tlahuicole commanded the Tlaxcaltec forces in the civil war in the year?

He was taken prisoner by Stratagem and brought to the city of?

His bravery and character had made such as impression that he was ordered to be freed by?

Moctezuma lavished fresh honors on him but failed to persuade him to accept?

Moctezuma was tied to the gladiator stone and defeated?