Stone of K'an Tok from the Museo de Sitio de Palenque, limestone, Palenque, 600-900 AD, Palacio Canton, Merida (53429118049)

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Stone of K'an Tok from the Museo de Sitio de Palenque, limestone, Palenque, 600-900 AD, Palacio Canton, Merida

The dedication of this tombstone is estimated to have occurred at the end of the reign of K'inich K'uk' Bahlam II (764-783). It is a list of " Banded-Bird" priests, with ritual activities and the patron gods. This list ranges from Casper (435-487) to K'uk' Bahlam II himself. The most famous of these priests is undoubtedly Janaab Ajaw who was inaugurated by K'an Jov Chitam II on 18 June 712 and thanks to this text we know that he was Pakal's grandson.