Aztec Influence

Aztec influence refers to the cultural, architectural, and artistic legacy of the Aztec civilization that flourished in central Mexico before Spanish contact. Their impact is seen in modern Mexico through lasting traditions, place names, and archaeological sites like Templo Mayor. The Aztecs contributed advancements in agriculture, such as chinampas (floating gardens), and intricate artistic styles. Their mythology and social structures continue to shape local customs. Overall, Aztec influence is a key part of Mexico’s identity, blending ancient heritage with contemporary life, and is evident in language, festivals, and national symbols.