Montezuma

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Contents 1 People 2 Operas 3 Places 3.1 In Argentina 3.2 In Australia 3.3 In Brazil 3.4 In Costa Rica 3.5 In Mexico 3.6 In the United States 4 Others 5 See also

Montezuma, Moctezuma, Moteczoma, Motecuhzoma, Moteuczomah, are variant spellings and may refer to:

[edit] People

• Moctezuma I (c.1398-1469), the fifth Aztec emperor
• Moctezuma II (1466-1520), the ninth Aztec emperor, ruler at the beginning of the Spanish conquest of Mexico

[edit] Operas

• Motezuma (1733), opera by Antonio Vivaldi (until recently known under the title Montezuma)
• Montezuma (Graun) (1755), opera by Carl Heinrich Graun
• Montesuma (Zingarelli) (1781), opera by Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli
• Montezuma (opera) (1963), by Roger Sessions

[edit] Places

[edit] In Argentina

• Montezuma, Buenos Aires

[edit] In Australia

• Montezuma Falls, Tasmania

[edit] In Brazil

• Montezuma, Minas Gerais

[edit] In Costa Rica

• Montezuma, Costa Rica

[edit] In Mexico

• Metro Moctezuma, a station on the Mexico City Metro
• Moctezuma, Chihuahua
• Moctezuma, Puebla
• Moctezuma, Sonora
• Moctezuma, Yucatán

[edit] In the United States

• Montezuma, Colorado
• Montezuma, Georgia
• Montezuma, Indiana
• Montezuma, Iowa
• Montezuma, Kansas
• Montezuma, New York
• Montezuma, North Carolina
• Montezuma, Ohio
• Montezuma, Tennessee
• Montezuma, Virginia
• Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
• The Montezuma Hills, California

[edit] Others

• Montezuma Castle National Monument
• Montezuma cocktail
• Montezuma (locomotive)
• Montezuma (plant)
• USS Montezuma (1798)

[edit] See also

• Montezuma's Revenge