Te K’ab Chak
Te K’ab Chak was a prominent Maya ruler who ascended to the throne of Caracol around 331 CE. He is believed to be the founder of a dynasty and governed during a time when Caracol was developing into a significant city. His tomb, recently discovered in Belice, is notable for its elaborate burial artifacts, including jadeite ear ornaments and a mosaic mask, indicating his high-status position. This archaeological find marks the first identified royal burial in Caracol, providing new insights into the political landscape of early Maya civilization.
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The ruler was identified as Te K’ab Chak, who ascended to the throne in 331 AD.
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