Yaxchilan's lack of an inscribed history from 537 to 629 implies that it may have fallen under the dominion of a more powerful neighbour such as Toniná, a Maya city anciently known as Lakamha(literally: "Big Water").
Yaxchilan's lack of an inscribed history from 537 to 629 implies that it may have fallen under the dominion of a more powerful neighbour such as Toniná, a Maya city anciently known as Lakamha(literally: "Big Water").