The last fully independent ruler of the Aztecs was Cuauhtemoc, who surrendered to the Spaniards and was later executed by Cortes. After the conquest there was a transitional period where their rulers were given both the Aztec title "tlatoani" and the Spanish title "gobernador" (governor). The last of these rulers was don Luis de Santa Maria Nanacacipactzin, and he died in 1565. Afterwards they were governed solely by "gobernadores", who no longer ruled for life like tlatoanis or inherited their positions based on ancestry. But descendants of the old dynasty continued to play a significant role -- for example, the second governor after Nanacacipactzin was married to the daughter of one of Nanacipactzin's predecessors.
Montezuma II
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The last emperor of the Aztecs was Cuauhtémoc: (1520-1524). You can read about other Aztec rulers at the link below.
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1.) Montezuma did not "start" the Aztecs. He was one of their rulers. 2.) There were 2 different Aztec rulers with this name. Montezuma I (1397-1469AD) Montezuma II (1466-1520AD)
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Mathilde Helly has written: 'Montezuma and the Aztecs' -- subject(s): Aztecs, History, Kings and rulers, Biography
The Aztecs called their rulers Huey Tlatoani or Great Speaker since he was believed to be the incarnation of the sun and war gods on earth.
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