There is no direct answer to that, for the reason that the Maya were not one state, like the Aztecs. Instead, there loads of smaller kingdoms, all fighting for power, resources and control of the trade routes. The most famous of the Mayan kings was K'inich Janaab Pakal (otherwise known as Pakal the Great), who ruled the city of Palenque from 603AD to 671 AD. His tomb was found in 1952 by Alberto Ruz Lhuillier, a Mexican Archaeologist.
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One type of stone the Mayan valued highly was a stone called or named Jade
It is unsure where the long chain of Mayan kings lived but it was most likely in a hut built on top of one of their temples. Whenever a king would die they would burn their body and put the ashes into a gold tomb in the temple.
Probably none, history records that He was one of the greatest Kings of France, he was one of the country's most popular rulers - ever.
Mayan Priest (which I prefer to call Shamans) were in posses of both divine and intellectual power, they could contact the Universe and the Gods, they also were known for a incredible knowledge of Astrology, thus , having a calendar much more exact then our current one. The Mayan Priests were also who sacrificed people to the Gods, which, on that time, being sacrificed was considered one of the greatest honors to the Gods.
Many Maya kings created some form of monument to prove their power; some still stand, and some lie in ruin.Maya kings and queens felt obliged to legitimize their claim to power. One of the ways to do this was to build a temple or pyramid.