An important Maya center during 250-900 C.E., was Yaxchilán. It was located on the south bank of the Usumacinta River, in Chiapas, Mexico, it was famous for the carved stone. Above the three doorways of Structure 23, were Limestone Lintels 24,25 and 26, they showed rituals performed by Shield Jaguar II and his wife. Above the doorway of Structure 21 was Lintels 15,16, and 17, which was structured by Jaguar IV, he built and remodeled most of structures in Yaxchilan’s. Lintel 16 was created after 752 C.E. by Jaguar IV, it showed him controlling someone he captured and sacrificed for inauguration purposes. In different Museums you will find Lintel 24, 25 and 26.
On October 24, 709 C.E, Shield the Jaguar the Great and his wife Lady K’ab’al Xook
On October 24, 709 C.E, Shield the Jaguar the Great and his wife Lady K’ab’al Xook