In the mayan culture, who rules over peasants and townspeople?

The king, its government, and nobles ruled over peasants and townspeople.

Explanation:

The Mayan civilization had a very developed political system. The center of power was the king of Queen, yes the Mayas could have a queen when no man was available to inherit the power, this could also be delimited by age if there was a not prepared teenager a woman could have assumed power over him.

After and below the king there were state governors called Batab who ruled small territories or cities that were inside the dominion of their Ahwa or king. There were different Mayan countries under different kings, so they fought against each one for power.

Now, after the city governors, there were army and religious leaders who were part of the nobility and who ruled over townspeople.

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