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The Aztec empire was centered in a city-state named Tenochtitlan.
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It was named Tenochtitlan, by the Aztec empire.
What did the spanish call tenochtitlan after?
I think you mean to ask what was Tenochtitlan named after the Spanish conquered the Aztec Empire. The locationis the same as present day Mexico City.
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What was Mexico City the named before they named it Mexico City?
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Tenochtitlan was the capital of the Aztec Empire before it was conquered by Hernando Cortez, and became what we know today as Mexico City.
What was Mexico City called long ago?
Tenochtitlan, as was named by the Aztecs.
Mexico City was once called?
It was once named Tenochtitlan, until the Spanish re-named it Mexico City.
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What used to be the capital of Mexico?
Mexico City has always been the capital of Mexico, but before the arrival of Spanish in the 16th century, it was named as Tenochtitlan and was founded on March 13, 1325. Before the rise of the Aztecs, Mexico was a land with many small civilizations (or countries, if you prefer), including Toltecs, Teotihuacans, Tlaxcalans, Mayans and many more; so a "national capital" didn't exist at the time.
Where did the country of Mexico get its name?
Originally, it was the name given to their land by the Aztec civilization, who knew themselves as the Mexica people.When Mexico attained its independence from Spain in 1821, the colonists decided to rename their new country (formerly known as Viceroyalty of the New Spain) to its previous form: Mexico.
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