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kuchkabal
The Kuchkabal, Ah Kuch-Kab, or Ah Cuch-Cab (plural ''Kuchkabalob'') were the forms of government used by the pre-Columbian nations of the Yucatan Peninsula.〔Andrews 1984, p. 589.〕 There were somewhere between 16 and 24 ''kuchkabalob'' in the 16th century.〔Andrews 1984, p. 589.〕 Kuchkabal could also refer to the ruling family.
==Organization==
The Kuchkabals were divided into municipalities called ''batalib'' (plural ''batalibob''), and each ''Batalib'' was ruled by a ''batab'' (''batabob'' plural). The ruler of a Kuchkabal was called a ''Halach Uinik'', which means "person of fact, person of command". A ''Halach Uinik'' was a monarch, but some kuchkabals were oligarchies, with batabil having a seat on a senate. As in the case of Ekab one ''batalib'' usually had more powerful ''batabob''. The ''batabob'' were normally related to the ''Halach Uinik''.
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