Dos Pilas reined until 761 AD, during the hundred years of its rein, Dos Pilas was ruled by four known kings: Balaj Chan K'awiil, Itzamnaaj K'awiil, "Ruler 3" and K'awiil Chan K'inich. (The Magnificent Maya; 105, Carpenter, 2002). Much of the information found on the ruling dynasties, come from Stairway Glyphs recently found at Dos Pilas...
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It was built as military outpost along the Pasion River, and ruled by the brother, Balaj Cahn K'awiil, of Tikal's ruler, Nuun u Jol Chaahk. At the time his ascension, K'awiil was only four years old. Dos Pilas in return adopted Tikal's emblem glyph, showing the relationship between the two cities. Balaj Chan K'awiil was born October 15, 625 AD...
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