Noble Houses of Tenochtitlan

The Noble Houses of Tenochtitlan were the elite families who held power in the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan, during the 14th to 16th centuries. Each house was led by a noble leader and had its own status, land, and responsibilities, often linked to the ruling class or the emperor. These noble families played crucial roles in politics, religion, and warfare, helping to shape the structure of Aztec society. Their influence extended to various aspects of life, including trade, legal matters, and social hierarchy, making them essential to the functioning and governance of the Aztec Empire.