Tōllān

Tollan, also known as Tula, was the great Toltec city of central Mexico. At its height between about 900 and 1150, its plazas, temples and residential districts spread across a broad urban landscape. Towering carved warrior figures once supported the roof of a temple atop Pyramid B. Although its power had declined before the Spanish conquest, Tollan endured in the historical traditions of later peoples as the home of rulers and the culture hero Quetzalcóatl.