The principal objective of the war in the Aztec community is to get a commendation for the overthrow and to take the prisoner for pious immolation which is essential to satisfy God. Aztec fighters fought for conquest and in favor of the prisoners. The Aztec nation kept its authority by the threat of war against nearby fields. Their main purpose was to get captives for the survival and sacrifice of future.
The Aztec Empire maintained its supremacy by war or threat of war against its neighboring areas. Aztecs engaged in war for two primary reasons: for conquest to reap tribute or to take captives for religious sacrifices necessary to satisfy the gods. We’ll discuss the war for captives in another article. War, therefore, was a major part of Aztec society and successful Aztec warriors received high honors.
<span>The Aztec Empire depended on tribute, trade and agriculture. The primary objective of most Aztec warfare was to subjugate other cities and lands to extract tribute. Everyone in Aztec society benefited from a successful battle or campaign. Captives of the war would be sacrificed to the gods, ensuring continued benevolence from the gods to the Aztecs.</span>
