They created a standardized system of deerskin records which resulted in the creation of the Bourbon, Borgia, and Nuttall codices, the last of which records the exploits of their ruler Eight Deer, who ruled from Tilantongo.
This people had important religious sites at Chalcatongo and Achiutla. One state created by members of this people conquered several Chatino and Chontale cities and was centered at Tututepec. An art style is co-named for these people and the neighboring Puebla, and under their ruler Atonal, their city of Coixtlahuaca was conquered by Tlacaelel on behalf of (*) Moctezuma I. They created a standardized system of deerskin records which resulted in the creation of the Bourbon, Borgia, and Nuttall codices, the last of which records the exploits of their ruler Eight Deer, who ruled from Tilantongo. This people was conquered by Pedro de Alvarado, though they are more associated with their own incursions in a region to their south, which allowed them to take control of Mitla as well as the city of Monte Alban. For 10 points, name this Mesoamerican people of the Oaxaca Valley who overran the Zapotecs.
This people had important religious sites at Chalcatongo and Achiutla.
{Mixtecs} [or {Mixtecatl}; or {Nusabi}; or {Nuu Dzavui}]