Historical clue formulations

• Ancient Mexican empire — 2026-05-25
• Nahuatl speaker — 2026-02-20
• Native led by Montezuma — 2025-11-18
• Ancient speakers of Nahuatl — 2025-04-10
• Follower of the 32-Across — 2025-02-20
• Ancient Mexican — 2024-11-11
• Empire whose capital city was Tenochtitlán — 2024-09-30
• Onetime pyramid builder — 2024-07-21
• Ancient Nahuatl speaker — 2023-03-25
• San Diego State athlete — 2022-07-10
• Culture that introduced popcorn to the world — 2022-03-23
• Worshiper of the rain god Tlaloc — 2021-10-03
• Like the 16th-century ruler Cuauhtémoc — 2021-07-31
• Montezuma, for one — 2020-05-31
• San Diego State athlete — 2019-11-30
• Worshiper of the war god Huitzilopochtli — 2019-05-24
• Ancient worshiper of Huitzilopochtli — 2017-09-06
• Language related to Hopi — 2017-05-27
• Quetzalcoatl worshiper — 2017-05-15
• San Diego State athlete — 2016-10-09
• The Mexica people ruled over them — 2016-09-27
• Coyolxauhqui worshiper — 2016-05-03
• Nahuatl speaker — 2013-05-28
• Like the army that "eagle warriors" fought in — 2012-11-17
• Member of an empire ruled by the Mexica — 2012-10-31
• Texcoco denizen — 2012-09-08
• Onetime Lake Texcoco dweller — 2012-05-05
• Early Mexican — 2011-06-14
• Ancient Mexican pyramid builder — 2011-05-16
• Early Mexican — 2011-03-14
• Old pyramid builder — 2010-11-11
• Like some ruins — 2009-11-14
• Ancient Mexican — 2008-09-08
• ___ Empire, conquered by Cortés — 2008-07-22
• Like some pyramids — 2008-05-11
• San Diego State player — 2008-01-16
• Tenochtitlán dweller — 2007-08-09
• Pre-Columbus Mexican — 2006-12-11
• Montezuma, e.g. — 2006-12-05
• Indian conquered by the conquistadors — 2006-11-13
• San Diego State University athlete — 2006-04-27
• Tenochtitlán resident — 2006-03-23
• Old empire member — 2006-01-28
• Cortés victim — 2005-05-11
• Cortez's victim — 2005-02-09
• Montezuma II, for one — 2003-10-23
• Montezuma, for instance — 2003-10-13
• Worshiper of Tlaloc — 2002-09-03
• Montezuma, e.g. — 2002-03-13
• Dweller at Tenochtitlán — 2002-02-26