The Mayan political structure has been most closely compared to that of the Greeks. The Maya lived in individual political states that were linked together through trade, political alliances, and tribute obligations like the Greek city-states.
As the Mayans were ruled by the hierarchy form of government there structure closely resemble to that of the ancient Greece and they also shard a similar set of patterns and they were ruled by the kings and the persists and having several rural communities and the large urban centers.
Most of their structures relate to the temples and there hieroglyphic writing, and the calendar systems similar to the plazas built by the Greece, and their exterior is made of the concrete and stones, both internal and the exterior walls are painted.
