Andd remember! miku says: vote or bat
a reminder to my fellow spaniards on how to keep the alt right from rising :))

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The title track of our game's soundtrack, "Kapwa", includes tribal and Spanish instruments to create a symphony representing the interactions of the Filipinos and Spaniards.

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St Patricks Battalion, Mexican-American War-
Anti-Catholic attitudes within the Protestant dominated U.S. army convinced many Catholics of Irish, Germans, Canadians, English, French, Italians, Poles, Scots, Spaniards, Swiss to fight with fellow Catholics in Mexico
-continued-

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...I guess I just really like Spaniards??? Fjgjskf

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500 years ago TODAY: The Maya give 20 sex slaves as tribute the victorious Spaniards. Among them is the teenager Malinali.
She will become the key to toppling the Aztec Empire.

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Tapia believes the unfortunate events over the last few days are actually Divine Provenance. God's plan to help the Spaniards by providing a translator: Aguilar. They don't realize that because Aguilar only speaks Maya, he will be useless later when dealing with Mexica.

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Lakandanum

was known as the water god depicted as a serpent-like mermaid (naga). Before the Spaniards arrived, they would often throw livestock to the river as a peace offering for Lakandanum. Failure to do so resulted in long periods of drought.

ctto: Maria Angela Simbajon

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I won't have enough time to finish the Valentine's day come strip, but... Don't worry. IFEMA's new safetyness normative has given me an idea 😀It's not fair that only Spaniards are having fun with this meme.

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King Tabscoob has had it up to here with the Spaniards. Detail from the upcoming page 34 of Episode Four.

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There are always mythical omens before the downfall of an ancient empire, but a few "omens" the Aztec experienced were based on actual phenomenons. In 1509, a comet was observed and recorded by Aztecs. Did it have anything to do with Spaniards arriving ten years later? Umm...no.

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Maya warriors charge the Spaniards at the outset of the Battle of Cintla. A detail from page 23, which will be posted this weekend.

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The Nacom was a military head of a Maya city-state, in this case, Potonchan. I was unable to find the name of the Nacom for the Tabasco in 1519, so this series had to refer to him only by his title. He led the allied Maya forces against the Spaniards in the Battle of Cintla.

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