Aguacatal (Yokel), Petén • 751: Unik K'inich
Aguas Calientes • c.790:
Chak Lakamtuun ===
Aguateca=== • ?_770:
Uchaʼan Kʼan Bʼalam – father of Tan Te' Kinich, ruled in the 8th century AD. • 770_c.802:
Tan Teʼ Kʼinich – son of Uchaʼan Kʼan Bʼalam ===
Altun Ha=== • 4 December 584ʼ?:
Til Man K'inich ===
La Amelia===
Bonampak Calakmul The kings of Calakmul-Dzibanche were known as ''k'uhul Kaanu'l
ajaw'' () ("Divine Lords of the Snake Kingdom"). This list is not continuous, as the archaeological record is incomplete. All dates AD. ===
Cancuén=== ===
Caracol === ===
El Cayo === • Aj Chak Wayab' K'utim • Chan Panak' Wayib • Aj Chak Suutz' K'utiim ===
Chinikiha === • K’inich B’ah Tok' • Aj Tok' Ti' ===
Cobá=== ===
Comalcalco === • ?-649: Ox Balam ===
Copán === (Note:Despite the sparse references to previous rulers in Copán, the first safe reference is from 426. All the rulers, with the exception of the last one, appear in the called
Altar Q.) ===
La Corona=== • c.520-544:
Chak Took Ichʼaak • c.658:
Chak Naahb Kaan • 667-679:
Kʼinich Yook • ?:
Chak Ak'aach Took • c.721:
Yajaw Teʼ Kʼinich ===
Dos Pilas ===
Dzibanche The kings of Calakmul-Dzibanche were known as ''k'uhul kaan
ajawob'' () ("Divine Lords of the Snake Kingdom"). • 731-766:
Kʼahk Chan Yopaat • c.790: A king, depicted in Stela 1 ===
Holmul=== (Note: No known dates) • ?: Och Chan Yopaat • ?: Sakhb Chan Yopaat Makcha • ?: K’inich Tacal Tun • ?: Vilaan Chak Tok Vakhab === Itzimté-Sakluk ('Ibil),
Petén === ===
Ixkun=== ===
Ixtutz=== • c.780:
Aj Yaxjal B’aak ===
Lacanha === • Aj Popol Chay ===
Machaquila=== ===
La Mar=== • 781-?:
Parrot Chaak ===
Moral Reforma=== • 662-after 690: Muwaan Jol, ascended under king Yuknoom of Calakmul; however, in 690, ascended once again under the king of Palenque. ===
Motul de San José=== • 701-c.710:
Yichte Kʼinich I • c.700–725:
Sak Muwaan • c.725–735:
Tayel Chan Kʼinich • ?:
Sihyaj Kʼawiil • c.742–755:
Yajaw Teʼ Kʼinich (son of Sak Muwaan) • c.755–779:
Lamaw Ekʼ ===
Naranjo === ===
Nebaj: === • 810-830: Noj Yo[k]K'in ===
Palenque ===
Mythological and legendary rulers •
?-Muwaan Mat c.2325 BC •
Ukʼix Chan c.987 BC •
Casper c.252 BC
Historical rulers ===
El Palma === ===
El Perú=== ===
Piedras Negras === ===
Pomona === • Muyal Hix Chaahk ===
Pusilha=== • c.569–595:
K’awiil Chan K’inich (this first ruler and dynasty probably descended from the first dynasty of
Naranjo) • c.595–650:
K’ahk U’ Ti’ Chan • c.650–670:
Muyal Naah K’ukhul K’ahk’ U’ • c.670–680:
Ruler D • c.680–710:
Ruler E • c.710–731:
Lady Ich’aak K’inich • c.731–750:
K’ahk Chan (began a new line of rulers) • c.750–768:
K’ahk Kalav • c.768-c.800?:
K’awiil Chan ===
Quiriguá === ===
Río Azul=== •
Ruler X, not yet satisfactorily deciphered. ===
Sacul === • c.760–790:
Ch'iyel ===
Sak Tz'i=== ===
Seibal=== ===
Tamarindito=== ===
Teotihuacan === • c.378:
Spearthrower Owl, ruled when his son took over
Tikal. ===
Tikal === The dynastic line of Tikal, founded as early as the 1st century AD, spanned 800 years and included at least 33 rulers. ===
Toniná === ===
Ucanal=== •
Itzamnaaj Bahlam, ruled at least between 698 and 702. ===
Xultun=== •
Yax Weʼnel Chan Kʼinich, depicted in a mural of a Late Classic room, 10K2 ===
Yaxchilan === ===
Yaxha=== • c.799:
Kʼinich Lakamtuun ===
Yoʼokop=== • c.570:
Na Chaʼak Kab, a
Kaloomte that may have ruled under the overlord
Sky Witness from Calakmul or Dzoyola. ===
Yootz=== • 14 January 713–730:
Yajawte K’inich • c.730-750:
K’ahk’ Yohl K’inich • c.750-760:
Taxin Chan ===
El Zapote=== • c.404?: K’ahk Bahlam • c.439: Chan K’awiil ===
Zapote Bobal=== • ?: Yukul K’awiil • ?: Ti’ K’awiil • ?-559: Chan Ahk • c.660: Janaab Ti’O • ?-23 IV 663: Itzamnaaj Ahk ==Known rulers of Mayan city-states in the Post-Classic Period==