Cazonci

Cazonci (also caçonci, caçonçi, caçonzi, cazonzi, cazonçi) was the title of the ruler of the Tarascan state which existed in 14-16th centuries in the area of the modern state of Michoacán, Mexico.[1]

Cazonci

Taríacuri (~1300–~1350)
Hiquingaje (~1350–?)
Hiripan (?–~1430)
Tangáxuan I (1430–1454)
Tzitzipandáquare (1454–1479)
Zuangua (1479–1520)
Tangáxuan II (1520–1530)

Colonial rulers
Corregidor de Michoacan

Pedro de Arellano (1530–1543)

Governors of Michoacan

Francisco Taríacuri (1543–1545)
Antonio Huitziméngari (1545)–1562

See Tarascan state: Foundation and expansion for a summary of cazonci succession.

References
  1. "Cazonci" Archived 2012-03-02 at the Wayback Machine, Relación de Michoacán reference information. Retrieved Feb. 23, 2012 (in Spanish)
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