From 9ae6730c6965412b9d7f09c8024b0bc41a04c832 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Sebastian Bauer <75776786+yax-lakam-tuun@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2023 19:45:55 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] [#29] Maya context for pillar 'cultural context'

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     \label{fig:terminology-ptolemy-cartouche}
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+David Kelley was able to show that names of Maya rulers occur in the inscriptions and in colonial
+sources from the 16th century.
+On several inscriptions in the temple of Chich\'{e}n Itz\'{a}, Herman Beyer (\cite{beyer1937}) 
+found several similar sign collocations.
+David Kelley could proof that these sequences of signs actually represent a
+name of a Maya ruler (\cite{kelley1962a}). 
+With the help of Landa's abecedary (\Cref{fig:terminology-landa-relacion-folio-45r}) and 
+Yuri Knorozov decipherments (\cite{knorozov1967}) David Kelley found that these sign collocations 
+denote the name of the Maya ruler \mayan{K\glottalstop{}ak\glottalstop{}upakal} 
+(\cite[304-5]{kelley1962c}).
+When he cross-referenced this name (\cite[\ppno~259--266]{kelley1968}) with the book of 
+Chilam Balam of Chumayel 
+--- one of several books from the colonial time written in Yucatec Maya and Latin letters ---
+he discovered that on page 43r a person of high rank named \mayan{Kakupakal} is mentioned 
+(\Cref{fig:terminology-chilam-balam-kakupakal}), 
+translation by Ralph Roys (\cite[51,141]{roys1933}):
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-In the 1960s David Kelley was able to show that a sequence of signs actually represent the name
-of a Maya ruler (\cite{kelley1962a}).
-He could show that with the help of Landa's abecedary 
-(see \ref{fig:terminology-landa-relacion-folio-45r}) several sign sequences in the temples of
-Chich\'{e}n Itz\'{a} denote the name of the ruler \mayan{K\glottalstop{}ak\glottalstop{}upakal}.
-By cross-referencing this name with the book of Chilam Balam of Chumanyel --- a colonial source
-written in Yucatec Maya with Latin letters he could identify that these inscription indeed
-mention the name of the Maya ruler (\cite{kelley1968}).
-
-Tu uucpiz tun Uaxac Ahau u katunil, laix u katunil cimci Chakanputin tumen Kak-u-pacal yetel Tec Uilue.
-In the seventh tun of Katun 8 Ahau, this was the katun when Chakanputun perished at the hands of Kak-u-pacal and Tec Uilu
-
-\cite[51,141]{roys1933}
+\begin{quote}
+    Tu uucpiz tun Uaxac Ahau u katunil, laix u katunil cimci Chakanputin tumen 
+    Kak-u-pacal yetel Tec Uilue.[In the seventh tun of Katun 8 Ahau, this was the katun when 
+    Chakanputun perished at the hands of Kak-u-pacal and Tec Uilu[e].]
+\end{quote}
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