Uneh Chan Sacks Palenque, Rival City-State

In a significant military campaign, Maya king Uneh Chan of Calakmul led his forces to successfully sack the rival city-state of Palenque in southern Mexico. This offensive was a display of strength and territorial ambition, as Calakmul sought to expand its influence over the region. The attack not only involved a swift military strategy but also highlighted the fierce competition between the powerful Maya city-states, showcasing the complexities of their political dynamics at the time.