3. VI. Uac ahau.
IIII. Can ahau.
II. Cabil ahau.
XIII. Oxlahun ahau.
XI. Buluc ahau.
IX. Bolon ahau.
VII. Uuc ahau.
V. Ho ahau.
III. Ox ahau.
I. Hun ahau.
XII. Lahca ahau.
X. Lahun ahau.
VIII. Uaxac ahau; paxci ahYtza uinicob ti yotochob tu caten, tumen u
kebanthan hun nac ceel, tumen u uahal uahob y ahYtzmal;
oxlahunuu[c] u katunil cahanobi ca paxiob tumen hun nac ceel,
tumen a [c]abal u natob ahYtzaob lae.
3. VI. The sixth ahau.
IV. The fourth ahau.
II. The second ahau.
XIII. The thirteenth ahau.
XI. The eleventh ahau.
IX. The ninth ahau.
VII. The seventh ahau.
V. The fifth ahau.
III. The third ahau.
I. The first ahau.
XII. The twelfth ahau.
X. The tenth ahau.
VIII. The eighth ahau: the men of Itza were driven out of their houses
a second time because of the plot of Hunac Ceel, because of the
festivities with those of Itzmal; thirteen divisions of warriors
dwelt there when they were driven out by Hunnac Ceel in order
that those of Itza might know what was to be given.*