Los glifos emblema y los lugares sobrenaturales: El caso de Kanu’l y sus implicaciones

TY - JOUR

T1 - Los glifos emblema y los lugares sobrenaturales

T2 - El caso de Kanu’l y sus implicaciones

AU - Helmke, Christophe

AU - Kupprat, Felix A.

PY - 2017

Y1 - 2017

N2 - Some of the place names incorporated in Emblem Glyphs refer to primordial locations and the settings of mythic events. The title k'uhul kanu'l ajaw, 'godly Kanu'l king', most prominently borne by the Late Classic rulers of Calakmul, is one of these supernatural Emblem Glyphs. Evidence from hieroglyphic texts on Late Classic ceramics suggests that the toponym Kanu'l names a cave where the defeat, death and resurrection of the Maize god took place. Additional evidence indicates that other toponyms related to the resurrection of the Maize god also name primordial places, allowing us to tentatively extend the list of supernatural Emblem Glyphs.

AB - Some of the place names incorporated in Emblem Glyphs refer to primordial locations and the settings of mythic events. The title k'uhul kanu'l ajaw, 'godly Kanu'l king', most prominently borne by the Late Classic rulers of Calakmul, is one of these supernatural Emblem Glyphs. Evidence from hieroglyphic texts on Late Classic ceramics suggests that the toponym Kanu'l names a cave where the defeat, death and resurrection of the Maize god took place. Additional evidence indicates that other toponyms related to the resurrection of the Maize god also name primordial places, allowing us to tentatively extend the list of supernatural Emblem Glyphs.

UR - https://revistas-filologicas.unam.mx/estudios-cultura-maya/index.php/ecm/article/view/853

M3 - Tidsskriftartikel

SN - 0185-2574

VL - 50

SP - 95

EP - 135

JO - Estudios de Cultura Maya

JF - Estudios de Cultura Maya

ER -