Tizocicatzin
Tizocicatzin, commonly known as Tizoc, was the sixth Huey tlatoani of Tenochtitlan, serving from approximately 1481 to 1486. He succeeded his brother Axayacatl. Tizoc's reign is generally considered less successful and less militarily distinguished than those of his predecessors or successor. Historical accounts suggest a period of relative stagnation and internal challenges.
One of the most notable events during Tizoc's rule was the construction of a large sacrificial stone,
Tizoc's reign was relatively short, and he died under circumstances that some chroniclers suggest may have