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Kingdom of Shukuup | |
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| c. 426–c. 9th century | |
![Hieroglyph-emblem[a]](view_image.php?q=Kingdom_of_Shukuup&sq=&lang=&file=File:Kopan.png) Coat of arms
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 Map of the largest Mayan cities. The kingdom of Shukuup was located in the extreme southeast of the Mayan lands, which are highlighted in red on the map | |
| Capital | Copan (Khushvitik/Khushvintik) |
| Common languages | Mayan, Lencan, Jicak |
| Religion | Maya Religion |
| Government | Monarchy |
| Ajaw and kaloomte | |
• c. 426 – 437 | K'inich-Yash-K'uk'-Mo [1] |
• c. 437 — ? | K'inich-Popol-Khol[2] |
| Historical era | Maya civilization |
• Established | c. 426 |
• Disestablished | c. 9th century |
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The Kingdom of Shukuup [3] was one of the ancient Mayan states, which existed from c. 426 to the 9th century in the territory of modern southeastern Guatemala and northwestern Honduras. Its capital was the settlement Copan, in ancient times called Khushvitik or Khushvintik.[4]
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