Excerpt from Our Mexican Conflicts, Including a Brief History of Mexico From the Sixth Century to the Present Time
The earliest inhabitants of the country now called Mexico were the Toltecs, a branch of the Nahua Nation, the original home of which was the region known to them by the name of Aztlan.
Where Aztlan was is still one of the great unsolved problems of the students of early American history. It may have been located in the northern portion of Mexico, it may have been in what is now New Mexico, it may have been any one of a dozen other localities; all that we know with certainty is that it was northward of the Valley of Mexico. The balance of evidence is in favor of the hypothesis that Aztlan was the same as the present-day New Mexico.
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