#Palaces Of Montezuma
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cardierreh15 · 2 years ago
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I seriously want to thank @augustsprincess for putting me on. Like I seriously had a crappy morning… the problem was essentially small but it was an inconvenience. But hearing this song— it was like I just drank a big ass glass of Oxytocin. Like— I have no words. Thank you so much again 🥹 it’s such a beautiful song.
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jt1674 · 4 months ago
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mea-cuppa-part-2 · 2 years ago
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Palaces of Montezuma - Nick Cave, 2010
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rabbitcruiser · 1 year ago
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Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde National Park (No. 13)
Cliff Palace is the largest cliff dwelling in North America. The structure built by the Ancestral Puebloans is located in Mesa Verde National Park in their former homeland region. The cliff dwelling and park are in Montezuma County, in the southwestern corner of Colorado, in the Southwestern United States.
Tree-ring dating indicates that construction and refurbishing of Cliff Palace was continuous approximately from 1190 CE through 1260 CE, although the major portion of the building was done within a 20-year time span. The Ancestral Puebloans, also known as Anasazi, who constructed this cliff dwelling and the others like it at Mesa Verde were driven to these defensible positions by "increasing competition amidst changing climatic conditions". Cliff Palace was abandoned by 1300, though debate is ongoing as to the cause. Some contend that a series of megadroughts interrupting food production systems was the main cause.
Cliff Palace was rediscovered in 1888 by Richard Wetherill and Charlie Mason while they were looking for stray cattle.
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xtinethewriter · 1 year ago
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Hello 1989 ~ You gotta see this photo collection of old Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Ghost Town in Jerome, AZ and Montezuma's Castle: Christine's Chronicles
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sailorspica · 5 months ago
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i have been whittling down my monstrous 5h selfship playlist to an hour-long version
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1. Wide Lovely Eyes – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
The night expands I am expanding I watch your hands like butterflies landing All among the myths and the legends we create And all the laughing stories we tell our friends Close the windows clear up the mess it’s getting late It’s darker and closer to the end
2. Fragile – Laufey
Will you let me come closer to you I know that you're older, but what can I do I leave in the morning I'll forget that I am surely falling
3. Palaces of Montezuma – Grinderman
I want nothing in return Just the softest little breathless word I ask of you A word contained in a grain of sand That can barely walk, can’t even stand I ask for you
4. obsessed – Olivia Rodrigo
And I remember every detail you have ever told me, so be careful, baby I'm so obsessed with your ex
5. Black Hair – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
On my fingers lingers the smell Of her deep black hair Full of all my whispered words, Her black hair And wet with tears and goodbyes, Her hair of deepest black
6. A Pearl – Mitski
You're growing tired of me And all the things I don't talk about
7. Nobody's Baby Now – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Hers is the face I see when a certain mood moves in She lives in my blood and skin Her wild feral stare, her dark hair Her winter lips as cold as stone Yeah, I was her man
8. Kokomo IN – Japanese Breakfast
I know they deserve you, too And maybe I'm not that worthy
9. Joan of Arc – Leonard Cohen
"And who are you?" she sternly spoke To the one beneath the smoke "Why, I'm fire," he replied, "And I love your solitude, I love your pride"
10. Pale September – Fiona Apple
And all my armor falling down in a pile at my feet And my winter giving way to warm as I'm singing him to sleep
11. Sweetheart Come – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
The ones you fear are wind and air And I love you without measure It seems we can be happy now Be it better late than never
12. Posing for Cars – Japanese Breakfast
And how could you ever conceive this adolescent heart skipping beats? When all your love, it grows full and firm beneath Without a festered thought Without an emerald want Just a single slow desire fermenting
13. The Sorrowful Wife – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
I married my wife on the day of the eclipse Our friends awarded her courage with gifts Now as the nights grow longer and the season shifts I look to my sorrowful wife Who is quietly tending her flowers
14. Posing in Bondage – Japanese Breakfast
When the world divides into two people Those who have felt pain and those who have yet to And I can't unsee it although I would like to Posing in bondage, I hope you come home soon
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melancholia00 · 1 year ago
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These are my personal headcanons of Olrox’s life as a human. I’ve seen many posts and read fics about what was Olrox’s life before becoming a vampire and I did a little research of life as an Aztec which send me into a rabbit hole.
Without a doubt I think Olrox worked as a government official. Olrox worked under the Emperor Montezuna II or what the Aztec word for emperor was “tlatoani.”
The tlatoani ruled the Capitol of Tenochtitlan and lived in incredible palaces with their family and advisors. Right below the tlatoani were the tecuhtli. The tecuhtli were men of importance and ruled the city-states. They lived in palaces and greatly supported by the people and kept the empire running smoothly.
They helped the production of fields, served as a local military commanders, represent the people of local villages and city states, ambassadors and distribute taxes.
The tecuhtli were very wealthy and had palaces within their cities. They were dressed lavishly wearing jewelry, feathers and gold because they were of the noble class. And wore purple because purple symbolizes nobility.
In which Olrox still wears to this day with gold and emerald earrings, he wears purple and the cuffs of his jacket that have golden braces or runes.
Olrox having been a tecuhtli rings home for me because of the way he carries himself with elegance and swagger. And as a tecuhtli he made contact with the conquistadors. Olrox was probably the only one spoke against Montezuma II to not let these Spanish men into their lands because Montezuma thought of the foreign Spanish men to be gods and wanted to hear them out bringing them into the city to get information from believing they can be allies.
Olrox not a believer gods and easily saw this men on who they were: petty power hungry thieves.
Olrox has an uncanny way of reading people just how he read Mizrak like a joke on a popsicle stick he knew these foreign men’s intention right from the get-go. His plea was over ruled by the tlatoani’s decision to letting these smelly and dirty thieves into their empire.
Olrox holds great resentment towards Montezuma II for letting these foreigners into their lands and slowly watch the erosion of the Aztec empire in a span of a year. Watched as Cortez brought the empire down to their knees through lies and treachery destabilizing the empire from within by targeting other rival tribes of the Aztecs to join him. Turning tlatoani into a puppet emperor and Olrox forced to take orders from a foreign invader through Montezuma II. Forced to bow and placate to these dirty thieves and watch the empire break into a civil war while Cortez orchestrated the breech from within.
Only for Olrox to succumb to small pox. Olrox didn’t die and was turned into a vampire in mid to late 30s. As the empire weakened by the plague Cortez managed to build an army from rival tribes and his own back home and brought in vampires along to the new world.
Olrox having turned to a vampire found he had divinity in his blood that he had Quetzalcoatl’s blood flowing in his veins. As he watch his empire crumble he’d seen others fall too from the Tainos to the Arawak, Mayans, the Aztec and the Incas in a span of a few years.
Olrox honed his powers and speaking with Quetzalcoatl to bring him strength. Worked with the priests and learned magic through their teachings and overtime he manages practice his powers and fought against the invaders. Olrox wasn’t the only human who were turned but many others who were turned into vampires and Olrox became a leader to the newly turned vampires and fought the invaders.
Olrox saw first hand what horrors the Old World has brought to his land and vowed to never make that mistake again. Olrox was invited to France and he knew this time he was ready and had no puppet emperor to get in his way of his resolve. He fully intended to screw over this vampire messiah and had played his cards right. Staying away from the chateaux so he can have a better viewpoint from a safe distance and seducing Mizrak because he was the closest proximity to the Abbot who was a forgemaster creating Night Creatures using the demon machine.
Olrox knows how to identify a megalomaniac when he sees one and Olrox had every intent to screw her over but failed to deduce thag Erzsebet Bathory was not only a megalomanic but she was a megalomanic with the powers of a primordial god to bring down the sun. Olrox over the long centuries he lived did not believe in gods and grandeur because he heard it all before of men’s delusion to be greater than they really are and thought Erzsebet was no different and he miscalculated severely!
Olrox had bowed to many delusional men who thought they were ordained by god or simply higher than other men or far more worthy. He had to placate to their demands, praise them and forced to worship these colonizers and give in to their wishes. Olrox had done that countless of times as a human to bite his tongue and to humble himself. Make himself meek to these colonizers. After he became a vampire he promised himself that he’ll never ever now before a colonizing European.
When Drolta told him to kneel Olrox did as she wishes to bow before Erzsebet— to give her his submission. Olrox had never bowed in almost 300 years and forced to bow again. And this time he promises this will be the last time he ever bowed to anyone again.
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reality-perhaps · 1 year ago
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The Grinderman song "Palaces of Montezuma" is written in Morpheus' voice. I will not be convinced otherwise.
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abirpothi · 7 months ago
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Top 11 Castles in the United States
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Exploring the United States reveals a surprising array of castles, each with its own unique charm and history. Whether nestled in scenic landscapes or standing proudly in bustling cities, these castles captivate visitors with their architectural grandeur and storied pasts. Here are the top 11 castles in the US that are a must-see for any castle enthusiast:
1. Biltmore Estate
Located in Asheville, North Carolina, the Biltmore Estate is America’s largest privately-owned home. Built by George Washington Vanderbilt II, this grand chateau features stunning architecture, expansive gardens, and a winery.
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Biltmore Estate | Courtesy: Wikipedia
2. Hearst Castle
Perched atop a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean in San Simeon, California, Hearst Castle is a masterpiece of opulence. Built by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, it boasts lavish interiors, impressive art collections, and panoramic views.
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Hearst Castle| Courtesy: Wikipedia
3. Castello Di Amorosa
Napa Valley’s Castello Di Amorosa transports visitors to medieval Tuscany. This authentically styled castle features a winery within its walls, offering tours and tastings amidst its impressive architecture and scenic vineyards.
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Castello di Amorosa| Courtesy: Tripadvisor
4. Cinderella Castle
An icon of fantasy and magic, Cinderella Castle is the centerpiece of Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida. This fairy tale castle is beloved by visitors of all ages for its enchanting design and role in Disney storytelling.
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Cinderella Castle| Courtesy: Tripadvisor
5. The Breakers
Located in Newport, Rhode Island, The Breakers is a symbol of the Gilded Age’s extravagance. This Vanderbilt mansion dazzles with its Italian Renaissance-inspired architecture, luxurious interiors, and oceanfront location.
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The Breakers| Courtesy: Wikipedia
6. Iolani Palace
Situated in Honolulu, Hawaii, Iolani Palace is the only royal palace in the United States. Built in the 19th century, it served as the official residence of the Hawaiian monarchy and now stands as a National Historic Landmark.
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Iolani Palace| Courtesy: Wikipedia
7. Montezuma Castle
In Camp Verde, Arizona, Montezuma Castle showcases remarkable ancient cliff dwellings. Built by the Sinagua people over 600 years ago, this well-preserved structure offers insights into Native American history and architecture.
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Montezuma Castle National Monument| Courtesy: Wikipedia
8. Boldt Castle
Located on Heart Island in the Thousand Islands of New York, Boldt Castle is a testament to a tragic love story. Built by George C. Boldt as a tribute to his wife, this castle features romantic gardens, intricate stone masonry, and a captivating narrative.
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Boldt Castle| Courtesy: Wikipedia
9. Bishop Castle
A remarkable feat of one man’s vision and determination, Bishop Castle in Colorado is a unique and evolving creation. Hand-built by Jim Bishop over several decades, this castle continues to grow in size and complexity, showcasing whimsical architecture and breathtaking views.
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Bishop Castle| Courtesy: Wikipedia
10. Lyndhurst Mansion
Set amidst Tarrytown, New York’s picturesque landscape, Lyndhurst Mansion is a Gothic Revival masterpiece. Designed by Alexander Jackson Davis, it boasts elaborate interiors, scenic grounds, and a rich history dating back to the Gilded Age.
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Lyndhurst (mansion) – Courtesy: Wikipedia
11. Bannerman Castle
Located on Pollepel Island along the Hudson River in New York, Bannerman Castle is a striking ruin-turned-tourist attraction. Built by Francis Bannerman VI as a private arsenal, it now offers guided tours showcasing its mysterious past and stunning riverside views.
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Bannerman Castle | Courtesy: The New York Times
These 11 castles represent a diverse culture of American history, architecture, and culture. Each offers a unique glimpse into different eras and styles, from medieval-inspired wineries to grand Gilded Age mansions and even a fairy tale castle straight out of Disney. Whether you’re drawn to the opulence of Hearst Castle or the rugged charm of Bishop Castle, these destinations promise unforgettable experiences for castle enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Plan your visits to these remarkable sites and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of American castles.
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parsleypesto · 2 years ago
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@cordeliaflyte tagged me to post a song for each letter of my username 🕺🌟 thank u this was fun! i tried to pick my fav song for each letter!
Palaces of montezuma - grinderman
Ain’t got no - i got life - nina simone
Renegades of funk - rage against the machine
Slide tackle - japanese breakfast
Landslide - dress thèque
Eighties - killing joke
Yess i’m a mess - wheelchair sports camp
Pyramid of bones - the voidz
English weather - feet
Spotlight - mutemath
Take me avalon i’m young - pond
Opus 23 - dustin o’halloran
i’m tagging @rhythmicquietude (bc it’s more letters >:)) @patchoulioils @ekiate @woodsy-hoe @columbusfilm
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neilyoungshearse · 1 year ago
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Oh my god guys did you know that He came dancing across the water With his galleons and guns Looking for the new world And the palace in the sun
On the shore lay Montezuma With his coca leaves and pearls In his halls, he often wandered With the secrets of the world And his subjects gathered 'round him Like the leaves around a tree In their clothes of many colors For the angry gods to see
And the women all were beautiful And the men stood straight and strong They offered life in sacrifice So that others could go on Hate was just a legend And war was never known The people worked together And they lifted many stones And they carried them to the flat lands But they died along the way And they build up with their bare hands What we still can't do today
And I know she's living there And she loves me to this day I still can't remember when Or how I lost my way
He came dancing across the water Cortez, Cortez What a killer
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shilohtx · 1 year ago
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very funny I come across a brand new piece of art I love titled after it cause I've spent like the last day at a loss what to do with the information that grinderman palaces of montezuma is the most bruce springsteen nick cave has ever been. see this isn't even comprehensible as a post. I really don't know what to do with this information.
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gothprentiss · 2 years ago
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grinderman - kitchenette / palaces of montezuma / bellringer blues... what a run to put on an album
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rabbitcruiser · 1 year ago
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Mesa Verde National Park (No. 21)
The Cliff Palace Overlook is the first stop 6-mile (10 km) Cliff Palace Loop Road. Recent studies reveal that Cliff Palace contained 150 rooms and 23 kivas and had a population of approximately 100 people. Out of the nearly 600 cliff dwellings concentrated within the boundaries of the park, 75% contain only 1-5 rooms each, and many are single room storage units. If you visit the Cliff Palace overlook you will view an exceptionally large dwelling which may have had special significance to the original occupants. It is thought that Cliff Palace was a social, administrative site with high ceremonial usage.
Recent studies reveal that Cliff Palace contained 150 rooms and 23 kivas and had a population of approximately 100 people. Out of the nearly 600 cliff dwellings concentrated within the boundaries of the park, 75% contain only 1-5 rooms each, and many are single room storage units. If you visit Cliff Palace you will enter an exceptionally large dwelling which may have had special significance to the original occupants. It is thought that Cliff Palace was a social, administrative site with high ceremonial usage.
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musicalsiphonophore · 5 days ago
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yellow
legal man
my boyfriend’s back
duco box rasta
no rain
winterkind
palaces of montezuma
a message to you rudy
always on my mind
basically it was bizarre
im gonna construct a playlist of jt
*things such as video game systems are not included in this poll
**your own, not a family/shared computer
reblog for reach/bigger sample size!!
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