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Ixtlilxochitl therefore sent his troops to invade the city and after a long fight the troops began to gradually retreat and its ruler was killed. Grainy black and white footage from 1944 shows seven bare-footed women outside a brick house.

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. When the news of this fight were heard in Texcoco all events religious or not were cancelled soldiers were recruited troops were sent from Tenochtitlan to the city and Cacamatzin and Coanacochtli fortified the city to avoid an invasion.

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