Yash-eb-Shok

Yash-Eb-Shok rules in the I century AD. er (according to other estimates - between 219 and 238 AD ^[3] ) and in several later texts is called the founder of the First Tikal dynasty , despite the fact that the existence of earlier rulers was established (perhaps he united Tikal dynasties or was especially successful in military affairs) ^{[1] [3]} . He came from the “Hills of Agave” - a semi-legendary ancestral home, from which also the rulers of the Kanul kingdom , Yashchilan and the first dynasty of the rulers of Copan originated . The Agave Hills are usually identified either with the giant pre-classical city center of El Mirador , north of Tikal, or with the very large early city settlement of Kaminaljuyu (within the present Guatemala City ). Possible burial Yash-Eb-Shok - "burial 85", located in the center of the Northern Acropolis ^[1] .

After Yash-Eb-Shok over the course of the I — III centuries, 7 rulers ascended the throne, whose names are unknown.

• List of rulers of Tikal

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