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An pulong nga Aztec amo an natudlok ha grupo etniko ha butnga nga Mehiko, labi na an grupo han mga Nahuatl it yinaknan nga nakaagom hin kusog politikal ngan militar ha dako nga parte han Mesoamerika han ika 14, ika 15 ngan ika 16 siglo, panahon nga gintatawag nga Urhi nga pagkatapos han panahon Klasiko han Mesoamerikano kaagi.

Agsob an pulong nga "Aztec" natudlok gud la ha mga tawo han Tenochtitlan, nga nakabutang ha isla ha Sapa o Danaw Texcoco, nga gintatawag it ira kalugaringon nga Mexica Tenochca or Colhua-Mexica.

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