1402–1472
Poet-king and engineer of Texcoco; philosopher and lawgiver.
Nezahualcoyotl (1402–1472) endures among the great of Mesoamerica. Poet-king and engineer of Texcoco; philosopher and lawgiver.
Across the early modern age, this life and its works passed into the shared inheritance of humankind — kept here so the memory is never lost.
Honored among the Great Ones of every civilization. Africa is the cradle of humankind; in the deepest sense, these are everyone’s ancestors — and so this name is kept, from the cradle of humanity to all its children.
Submitted with honor.
Submitted by the Honored Ancestors Editorial Committee.
