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==Literature==
{{main|Mesoamerican literature}}
[[File:Španjolski, majanski i engleski.jpg|thumb|Trilingual text in [[Calakmul]]: Spanish, MayanYucatec Maya and English]]
From the classic language to the present day, a body of literature has been written in Mayan languages. The earliest texts to have been preserved are largely monumental inscriptions documenting rulership, succession, and ascension, conquest and calendrical and astronomical events. It is likely that other kinds of literature were written in perishable media such as [[Mayan codices|codices]] made of [[amate|bark]], only four of which have survived the ravages of time and the campaign of destruction by Spanish missionaries.{{sfn|Coe|1987|p=161}}