However, a more direct warning will be given to the player if he/she is a ruler of the kingdoms said above. In the 1340s after the game begun for at least 3 years, a warning will be given to the player, whichever nation he/she rules, about a menace from the West, with a great emperor of the Aztecs with a threat of an invasion. To encounter them, first, you must choose a kingdom with access to the Atlantic Ocean which are of the following as of 1337: Really, a Threat from the West? Across the Ocean? 1 Really, a Threat from the West? Across the Ocean?.In the "The Old Gods" DLC, it is revealed that the Aztecs gained their knowledge of shipbuilding after a chance encounter with famed Icelandic explorer Thorfinn Karlsefni ended in most of the Vikings being slaughtered and the Aztecs taking their longboats back to Cemanahuac. They can be encountered if patch 1.09 is installed and the Sunset Invasion expansion is installed.
As a Catholic/Muslim state, you must take out these invaders, no matter what the cost. With it comes diseases, conversions and conquest of the Western World. In-game, they are the equivalent of the Mongols to Western Europe, arriving in the 1350s with a large fleet and a massive army to conquer the known world. The empire spanned the entire Mexican Central Plateau, also known as the Mexican High Plain, and even today the extent of their influence can still be felt in the entire region, permeating many aspects of modern culture, specially in central Mexico.
The city of Tenochtitlan, de facto capital city of the Empire and one of the world's largest cities over the course of its history, was a finely planned metropolis built over Mexicoh Island, on the once great lake Texcoco, the place of today's Mexico City. The Mexica or the Aztecs, as they are popularly known, are an agglomeration of ethnic groups that formed the largest empire in Mesoamerica, known as Ēxcān Tlahtōlōyān, or Triple Alliance, at its core consisting of the allied city-states of Texcoco, Tlacopan, and Mexico-Tenochtitlan, and centered on the latter.
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