Catoxcan

Torquemada names Catoxcan as the eighth of nine semi-legendary lords who, after the Totonacs settled at Mizquihuacan about 690, ruled in nine ages of eighty years each. He governed in peace and, like his predecessors, was said to have reigned eighty years before dying.

His two sons, Nahuacatl and Ixquahuitl, succeeded jointly; Torquemada presents their feud as the turning point that ended the long Totonac peace, split the nation and let the Chichimec Xihuitlpopoca make the Totonacs his vassals.