Sola Eclipsa

Sola Eclipsa is a giant building functioning as a temple. It is the first world wonder and was created in 10 000BC by Mexica.

The temple is located in Tenochtitlán and is with active status with few nations, most notably Mexica and Coyotl, giving sacrifices to their gods on the top of the building.

Construction
 Early plans 

The idea for the temple came immediately after the development of the Mexican religion (Tonatiu). The original plans for the temple were made by Mocau, a young and promising architect. The building was supposed to be in the center of Tenochtitlán and serve both as a temple and a palace. The idea was approved and preparations for the construction started.

 New plans 

King Kaalal, the leader at the time, liked the idea, but unfortunately he died before the project could start. His son, Naa'l, decided to scrap the old plans in favour of new ones proposed by the priests. The building was going to be built on the areas with higher elevations near the city and will be functioning only as a temple to honour the gods. Eventually, after many years of work it got done and it started operating.