The conquerors burned Aztec books and Inca records known as "codices." These codices contained important historical, religious, and cultural information, and their destruction significantly impacted the preservation of Indigenous knowledge. The loss of these texts contributed to the erasure of many aspects of pre-Columbian history and culture.
Montezuma
there are records of 11 Aztec rulers. All I know of are Moctezuma Ahuitzotyol Moctezuma II
The technology of the Spanish greatly exceeded the Aztecs. The Spanish were shooting bullets, the Aztecs were throwing stones, no contest.
The Aztec rulers were known as the Mexica
Aztec scribes painted books and kept records of taxes.
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Montezuma
Because the Aztecs won
Primarily their religious structures.
there are records of 11 Aztec rulers. All I know of are Moctezuma Ahuitzotyol Moctezuma II
Aztec kings were burned to ashes, not buried.
The riches of the Aztec empire led other Spanish conquerors to seek their fortunes in south America.
The technology of the Spanish greatly exceeded the Aztecs. The Spanish were shooting bullets, the Aztecs were throwing stones, no contest.
Hernn Corts burned his ships in 1519 to motivate his men and eliminate any possibility of retreat during the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire.
The Aztec rulers were known as the Mexica
Not at all. They destroyed all temples and idols and slaughtered all priests related to such religion. Then, to prevent a revolt, they mixed the Christian saints with the former idols in such a way to "soften" the adjustment to Christianity. This is called "religious syncretism".