Toltecs

The Toltecs were an ancient Mesoamerican civilization that emerged around the 10th century, primarily in what is now central Mexico. They are known for their impressive architectural achievements, including the city of Tula, and their influence on later cultures, particularly the Aztecs, who regarded them as a model of civilization. The Toltecs practiced agriculture, trade, and various forms of craftsmanship, and they had a rich belief system with gods and spiritual practices. Their philosophy emphasized wisdom, mastery, and the pursuit of knowledge, inspiring later spiritual and cultural movements in the region.