63 an epigraphic account related to structure 4 at ... - Famsi
63 an epigraphic account related to structure 4 at ... - Famsi
63 an epigraphic account related to structure 4 at ... - Famsi
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EVENTS<br />
Figure 10. The verval expression i-HUL-li, i huli, ‘<strong>an</strong>d then he arrived’, in fragment E-88 of<br />
Structure 4, Machaquila.<br />
Like it was already <strong>an</strong>ticip<strong>at</strong>ed (Iglesias <strong>an</strong>d Lacadena 2003), one of the fragments<br />
of the inscription fe<strong>at</strong>ures the expression i-HUL-li, i huli ‘<strong>an</strong>d then he arrived’ (Figure<br />
10). From the characters identified in the text with lineage titles, two belong <strong>to</strong><br />
Machaquila –the so-called ‘lady of Machaquila’, <strong>an</strong>d the ‘Scorpion’ king Ti’ Chaahk-,<br />
while the other one is clearly of a foreign origin, the ‘princess of Ahkul’ or the<br />
‘princess of Mak’. In our belief, the inscription commemor<strong>at</strong>es the twentieth<br />
<strong>an</strong>niversary of the arrival of this l<strong>at</strong>ter wom<strong>an</strong> <strong>to</strong> Machaquila, perhaps as the wife of<br />
‘Scorpion’ king Ti’ Chaahk, who was the one th<strong>at</strong> probably celebr<strong>at</strong>ed this event with<br />
the remodelling of Structure 4 <strong>an</strong>d the dedic<strong>at</strong>ion of the commemor<strong>at</strong>ive inscription.<br />
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