 The historical narrative continues with the exploits of kings and warriors and their various conquests, the founding of villages, and the succession of rulers up to the time of the Spanish Conquest.Like the "Popol Vuh", the "Annals" also identifies the almost legendary Tulan as the place from which they all set out, at least at one point in their various migrations.The texts differs from the other sources, such as the "Historia de los Xpantzay de Tecpán Guatemala" and "Título de Totonicapán", but mainly from the "Popol Vuh", in that it relates that the Kaqchikel ancestors came to Tulan, "chʼaqa palow" "across the sea", from "r(i) uqajibʼal qʼij", "where the sun descends, the west."