Zapotec Piyé (260-Day Count) (薩波特克聖曆)

THE ZAPOTEC PIYÉ — the 260-day sacred count of the Valley of Oaxaca, by the epigraphic record the OLDEST-ATTESTED branch of the Mesoamerican 260-day family: day-sign inscriptions at San José Mogote and Monte Albán run centuries before the earliest Maya tzolkin texts — and the count survived two centuries of Spanish rule in secret, until 1704–05 when northern Oaxaca surrendered 106 handwritten calendar booklets, the largest ritual-calendar corpus in colonial Mesoamerica. THE PARALLEL-WHEEL LAW asserted at load: the twenty day names (Córdova’s 1578 spellings) sit POSITION FOR POSITION on the catalogue’s Aztec tōnalpōhualli wheel — XOO the earthquake exactly where Ōlīn the Movement stands — with exactly FIVE local skins (STENCH where Death stands, KNOT for Dog, CORN for Eagle, COLD for Flint, FACE for Flower), the divergence roster asserted, never smoothed. THE COCIJO LAW: the cut nobody else made — four LIGHTNINGS of 65 days (4 × 65 = 260, each five trecenas, asserted), one per cardinal direction. The Saint Matthias yza anchor (24 February, 1689–92) carried from the correlation scholarship; Gregorian conversion DEFERRED BY NAME rather than invented. Mesoamerican becomes seven. Pure compute and served corpus, no LLM.

Cost: 1 TIAN Points per call. tRPC procedure zapotecPiye.day.