Original sentence: 1510 - December 9, 1550 ) was the daughter of the Aztec ruler Moctezuma II and Teotlalco.Additional biographic information.After her second husband, Cuauhtémoc, was executed for rebellion in 1525, she was taken into Cortes's household and bore his child.After her second husband, Cuauhtémoc, was executed in 1525, she was forced to marry one of the Spanish invaders.Among them Juan de Dios Andrade Moctezuma, who was committed to the liberation of his fellow Aztecs.Brief biography.For these reasons, Isabel attracted many men looking for marriage.Isabel Moctezuma became a devout Roman Catholic.Isabel was the sole heiress to her father's wealth, fortune, and was to be given a sizable encomienda.Moctezuma asked for Hernando Cortes to take custody of Techichpotzin after his death, but she was instead married to the next two tlatoani in succession.She married a total of five times, three of the men being of Spanish descent.Source: "Born in Blood and Fire: A Concise History of Latin America," Chasteen, 2001
Edited sentence: 1510 - December 9, 1550 ) was the daughter of the Aztec ruler Moctezuma II.After her second husband, Cuauhtémoc, was executed in 1525, she was forced to marry into the Spanish invaders.Among them Juan de Dios Andrade Moctezuma, who was committed to the liberation of his fellow aztecs