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  • English: The sad history - burning of Maya books in Mani, Yucatan;
    the plaque translates:
    "Here in the place of Maní, in the year 1562, Fray Diego de Landa carried out, in the espland of the Franciscan convent the condemnable auto-da-fé in which more than ten thousand Indians perished and 5000 idols of different shapes and sizes were destroyed, 13 large stones that served as altars, 22 small stones of religious uses, 27 rolls of hieroglyphic writing engraved in deerskin that contained the historical record of the Mayan culture and civili And 197 vessels of ceremonial uses that were destroyed in the immense Inquisitor’s bonfire,
    and even after many centuries the Indian cries in the silence of the night; the story he has heard from his elders in which the destruction of the last kingdom of the Tutul-Xiu that existed in thes province of Maní is told.
    The Ah Tzol than of the Mayans.
    Gaspar Antonio Xiu"
  • Español: La triste historia de la quema de libros mayas en Maní, Yucatán. La placa traduce: "Aquí en el lugar de Maní, en el año 1562, Fray Diego de Landa llevó a cabo, en el esplendor del convento franciscano, el condenable auto de fe en el que perecieron más de diez mil indígenas y se destruyeron cinco mil ídolos de diferentes formas y tamaños, trece grandes piedras que servían de altares, veintidós pequeñas piedras de uso religioso, veintisiete rollos de escritura jeroglífica grabados en piel de venado que contenían el registro histórico de la cultura y la civilización maya, y ciento noventa y siete vasos ceremoniales que fueron destruidos en la inmensa hoguera del Inquisidor. Incluso después de muchos siglos, el indígena llora en el silencio de la noche; la historia que ha escuchado de sus mayores, en la que se cuenta la destrucción del último reino de los Tutul-Xiu que existió en la provincia de Maní. El Ah Tzol de los Mayas.
    Gaspar Antonio Xiu"
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