Original language terms or English translations are acceptable. The tomb of the earliest known holder of this title was identified by an incense-burner with “Jester Headband” iconography. A noblewoman found to have suffered from osteoporosis is thought to be the wife of a holder of this title and was buried in the Tomb of the Red Queen. That holder of this title is depicted between a cosmic tree and the jaws of an underworld monster in a mural at the Temple of the Inscriptions. Kaan snake heads identified holders of this position who fought a “cold war” with a rival city. Isotope analysis helped reject the claim that Spearthrower Owl was the descendant of a “goggle-eyed” holder of this title. A “great” holder of this title, whose reign of 68 years is the longest verified in the Americas, was named Pakal. For 10 points, name this position whose holders ruled city-states like Palenque (“puh-LEN-kay”) and Tikal. ■END■
ANSWER: k’uhul ajaw (“ah-HAO”) [or k’uhul ahau; or Mayan kings; or Mayan queens; or Mayan lords; or Mayan rulers; or Mayan leaders; or Mayan monarchs; accept Ajaw of Palenque or Ajaw of Tikal or Ajaw of Holmul; prompt on king or queen or lord or ruler or leader or monarch] (The first line refers to the K’o ceremonial center in the city of Holmul.)
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