Nahuacatl

Torquemada makes Nahuacatl, elder son of Catoxcan, the last of the nine semi-legendary lords of the Totonacs of Mizquihuacan, in the ninth age after the settlement of about 690. He and his brother Ixquahuitl inherited jointly; both married, neither acknowledged the other's precedence, and their treason split the town into warring bands.

Nahuacatl finally abandoned his people for another province, where he submitted to its lord, married and ended his days, leaving one son. With both lords gone, the Chichimec Xihuitlpopoca entered the masterless country and made the Totonacs his vassals.