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The '''cihuacoatl''' ({{lang-nci-IPA|cihuācōātl|siwaːˈkoːaːtɬ}}, for "female twin") was a supreme leader (after the [[Aztec Emperor]]) or advisor within the [[Aztec]] system of government |
The '''cihuacoatl''' ({{lang-nci-IPA|cihuācōātl|siwaːˈkoːaːtɬ}}, for "female twin") was a supreme leader (after the [[Aztec Emperor]]) or advisor within the [[Aztec]] system of government. |
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The cihuacoatl (Template:Lang-nci-IPA, for "female twin") was a supreme leader (after the Aztec Emperor) or advisor within the Aztec system of government.
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