I just learned the Aztec nobility bloodline is still around. They live part time in Spain as richfags and actually have Spanish nobility status. Why didn't they ever try to reinstate some sort of neo-Indigenous Mexican nationalist movement in Mexico?
Pic related is Juan José Marcilla de Teruel-Moctezuma y Valcárcel, direct descendant of the last Aztec emperor.
Yeah, the duchy of Mexico and Tehuantepec are real things. I remember watching a documentary that most of Moctezuma descendants married spanish nobility because Spain's plan was to unify their legit crowns and noble houses just like they did in Europe at the time >Why didn't they ever try to reinstate some sort of neo-Indigenous Mexican nationalist movement in Mexico? Because not everyone are Mexicas (Aztecs), those were only a tiny part of Mexico and dominated other towns, they weren't a nation-state. That's why in the moment some dudes with magic fire appeared, literally everyone rebelled, because they were NOT mexicas, juts tributary to them. Thought some sort of thing happened after the Revolution that made some sort of legitimacy to the indigenous nationalist movement but instead of pure indigenous it was a mixed nationalist movement.
Jeremiah Turner
>neo-Indigenous Mexican nationalist movement because they aren't. The indigenous blood in that bloodline has been diluted so much, that it's negligible. They are 99% spanish.
Adam Ross
He looks like a typical mestizo you'd see working at an ice cream shop anywhere in Mexico.
Jeremiah Reed
>Why didn't they ever try to reinstate some sort of neo-Indigenous Mexican nationalist movement in Mexico Because the idea that being a loser and a victim or being descendent of them enhances your status rather than lowers it is a recent invention by American society. Usually people would claim descendance from the powerful and successful, not from the weak and disenfranchised.
Robert Thomas
He looks loke like your average hispanic boomer from extremadura who watches the toros and has the spanish flag hanging on his balcony
He looks like the macarena dudes
Nathaniel Gomez
>Why didn't they ever try to reinstate some sort of neo-Indigenous Mexican nationalist movement in Mexico?
1. YOU MEAN: «TENOCHCA», NOT: «AZTEC»; THE AZTEC WERE ALL THE TRIBES THAT WENT OUT FROM AZTLAN INTO MESOAMERICA; THE MEXICA WERE THE AZTEC TRIBES THAT SETTLED IN ANAHUAC; THE TENOCHCA WERE THE TRIBE THAT FOUNDED TENOCHTITLAN.
2. THE TERM: «NEOINDIGENOUS MEXICAN NATIONALIST», IS A PARADOXICAL WORDSALAD THAT IS VOID OF ALL REASON; «INDIGENISM» IS ANTIMEXICAN, THUS, ANTINATIONALISTIC.
3. WHY WOULD THE DYNASTY OF MOCTEZUMA EVER WANT TO STIR CHAOS IN MEXICO TO ESTABLISH AN AMERINDIAN ETHNOSTATE?