...Ruth Stephan Apu Inca Atawallpaman. Elegía quechua anónima . Collected by Farfan J. M. . Translation by Arguedas José María . Lima , 1955 . Juan Mejía Baca and P. L. Villanueva . Illustrations . Pp. 23 . Paper. Copyright 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 ...

.... This lineage was affinal to the dynastic line, and choosing it over other higher-ranking dynastic connections only makes sense if Sahuaraura’s father’s claim to the cacicazgo of Choco is taken into consideration. Don Justo Apu Sahuaraura was born in Cuzco in 1775. His father, who had already demonstrated...

... tradition, the Quechua-language drama Apu Ollantay,” the formation of Muisca states, and aboriginal Haitian social organization inferred from ethnohistorical records. The limited access of the authors to primary field data, the time elapsed since the articles were written, and the Marxist ideological...

... in Cuzco and its surroundings, where feathers, huacas , and apus still carry meaning. ...

..., Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Latin American Manuscripts, Peru, box 5, fols. 11r–v. María refers to Apu Caxauarco as her grandfather (“mi besaguelo”), but the succession presented thereafter suggests a shorter genealogical distance between her husband and this ancestor. 25...

... in the epidemic. The general Mihcnaca Mayta and many other military leaders, the governors Apu Hilaquito and Auqui Tupac (uncle and brother to the Inca), the Inca’s sister, Mama Coca, and many others of the royal family all perished of the disease. The deaths of these important persons must have robbed the empire...

... of the evangelizing church; Idolatry , 207. 29 Avila, Tratado , 116–17. 30 Ibid., 127. 31 Ibid., 72, 127. 32 The phrase in Spanish is “porque no haremos nosotros lo proprio con nuestros progenitores?” In the Quechua text, “progenitores” is given as “apus.” The discursive strategies...