9, 10. Buluc ahau.
Bolon ahau.
Uuc ahau.
Ho ahau.
Ox ahau.
Hun ahau.
Lahca ahau.
Lahun ahau.
Uaxac ahau; paxci u halach vinicil chic[=h]en Ytza tu kebanthan hunac
ceel, ah zinte yut chan, tzumte cum, taxal, pantemit, xuchvevet,
Itzcoat, kakal cat, lai u kaba u uinicilob lae uuctulob tumen u uahal
uahob y ytzmal ulil ahau: oxlahun uu[c] u katunilob ca paxob tumen
hunac ceel, tumen u [c]abal u natob.
9, 10. The eleventh ahau.
The ninth ahau.
The seventh ahau.
The fifth ahau.
The third ahau.
The first ahau.
The twelfth ahau.
The tenth ahau.
The eighth ahau; the ruler deserted (depopulated) Chichen Itza, on
account of the plot of Hunac Ceel; Ahzinteyut Chan, Tzumtecum, Taxal,
Pantemit, Xuchueuet, Itzcoat, Kakalcat, these were the names of the
seven men; on account of the banquet with Ulil, ruler of Itzmal;
there were thirteen divisions of warriors when they were driven out
by Hunac Ceel, in order that they might know what was to be given.*