La Noche Triste: The bloody night that changed the Aztec Empire forever - History Skills

La Noche Triste took place on June 30, 1520, when the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés and his forces attempted to escape from the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlán, under the cover of darkness. Their discovery by the Aztecs led to a fierce battle that resulted in heavy casualties for the Spanish. This event, however, was more than just a military confrontation. It was a clash of cultures, a moment of reckoning, and a prelude to the profound transformations that were to come.

Spanish retreat from Aztec capital, June 30, 1520

HAVOC – Mark A. Morin

How were thousands of Aztecs warriors defeated by hundreds of Spaniards? (I just don't get how Cortez just walked in there and overran the city.) - Quora

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The Project Gutenberg eBook of History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 3/4, by William H. Prescott.