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Curaçá
Curaçá-Lomagundi-Jatuli Carbon Isotope Excursion
Brazil Dolostones 5.5 to +9.0 20-30m Ipueira-Medrado, Itabuna-Salvador-Curaçá orogen, Brazil Dolostones 2.2 to +6.9 30-40m Paso Severino Fm., Río de la
Curaçá-Aclla
celebrated for me in Cuzco." Upon her return home, Tanta’s father became the curaca of his ayllu. Tanta was deified and her “sacrifice... ritually asserted
Curaçá-Viceroyalty of Peru
the first century, Spanish encomenderos depended on local chieftains (curacas) to gain access to the Indian population's tribute labor, even the most
Curaçá-Peruvian War of Independence
appealed to retired brigadier Mateo Pumacahua, then in his 70s, who was curaca of Chinchero, and decades earlier had been instrumental in suppressing the
Curaçá-Andean music
singer, Luzmila Carpio. Later Chilean groups such as Inti-Illimani and Los Curacas took the fusion work of Los Jairas and the Parras to invent nueva canción
Curaçá-Repartimiento
indigenous men buying themselves out of the labor draft by paying their own curacas or employers. The diminution of the number of natives in the Americas due
Curaçá-List of lingua francas
language for trade and dealing with Spanish-approved indigenous authorities (curaca) made the language expand even after the Spanish conquest. It was not until
Curaçá-Chancay culture
domestic goods. They were also noted for their wood carved items. The curacas, political leaders, regulated the production of artisans, farmers and ranchers
Curaçá-List of quilombola communities in Brazil
Almas Baixa da Linha Northeast BA Cruz das Almas Vila Guaxinin Northeast BA Curaçá Nova Jatobá Northeast BA Encruzilhada Brejinho Northeast BA Entre Rios Cidade
Curaçá-Chincha culture
than the acceptance of Cuzco superiority and gave gifts to the Chincha curacas to show the Inca magnificence. The Chincha had no trouble recognizing the
Curaçá-Michimalonco
Spaniards, naked and covered by a black pigmentation. He was invested as curaca along with his brother Trangolonco. Both ruled over a good part of the Aconcagua
Curaçá-Micaela Bastidas
Condorcanqui started a movement against Spanish domination. It was supported by curacas linked to landowners from Cusco who were united against the new customs
Curaçá-Marriage in the pre-Columbian Americas
of this culture were symbolic child marriages between the children of curacas to establish alliances between different communities. These children remained
Curaçá-Indigenous peoples in Ecuador
however, was undertaken by specialists called mindala under the auspices of a curaca. They also exchanged goods at the tianguez, but specialized in products
Curaçá-List of rivers of Brazil
River Das Cunhãs River Cuniuá River Cupido River Cupijó River Cupixi River Curaçá River Curapi River Curiaú River Curiche Grande River (Corixa Grande River)
Curaçá-List of Spanish words of Indigenous American Indian origin
(qunchu) coronta (Quechua q'urunta) coquí (Taíno) coyote (Nahuatl koyotl) curaca (Quechua kuraka) cuate (Nahuatl koatl) Cuba (Taíno) Cangil (Quechua kankil
Curaçá-Cacique
Indios': Thoughts on the Consequences of the Shifting Bases of Power of the 'Curaca de los Viejos' Under the Spanish in Sixteenth-Century Peru," Hispanic American
Curaçá-1811 Tacna rebellion
the square and Rabino Gabino Barrios, colonel of infantry militias, and curaca Toribio Ara, commander of the cavalry division. Four days later, they had
Curaçá-Tunica-Biloxi
would soon learn. Off to one side of the town was the dwelling place of the Curaca (chief). It was situated on a high mound which now served as a fortress
Curaçá-Amazonas (Peruvian department)
Chachapoyas. But this time Pizarro's envoy met the bellicose resistance of a curaca called Huamán, whom they had to defeat before coming to their destination
Curaçá-Arturo Jiménez Borja
January 13, 2000. He was a first order descendant of the last indigenous curaca in Tacna, Toribio Ara. Jiménez attained the title of doctor-surgeon in 1943
Curaçá-Transamazonian orogeny
formed between the colliding proto-continent blocks, including the Salvador-Curaçá Belt, Contendas-Mirante Belt, Jacobina-Mundo Novo Belt and Itabuna-Atlantic
Curaçá-Caatinga Ecological Corridor
and sharing of the benefits of biodiversity are Angical, Aiuaba, Betânia, Curaçá, Gararu/Belo Monte, Mirandiba, Paus Brancos (Quixeramobim), Queimada Nova
Curaçá-Carlos Scharff
away. Scharff's body later received a burial at the request of a native Curaca named Uraquia. This same chief is said to have saved the lives of Carlos's
Curaçá-Caballo Muerto
Partida Huaca La Virgen Huaca La Cruz Huaca San Carlos Huaca Guabalito Huaca Curaca, etc. The estimated volume of material (stone and silty clay) used for the
Curaçá-List of municipalities in Bahia
Serra do Ramalho Sítio do Mato Juazeiro Campo Alegre de Lourdes Casa Nova Curaçá Juazeiro Pilão Arcado Remanso Sento Sé Sobradinho Paulo Afonso Abaré Chorrochó
Curaçá-Ñusta
great ladies referred to as capac huarmis or wives of chiefs referred to as curaca huarmi. Ñustas typically did not have full Inca status and, therefore, had
Curaçá-Cuzco Rebellion of 1814
had 500 riflemen, a cavalry regiment and 5,000 Indians. Pumacahua, as the curaca of Chinchero, had great control and leadership among the Indians. In Arequipa
Curaçá-Tunica people
and Arkansas. Off to one side of the town was the dwelling place of the Curaca (chief). It was situated on a high mound which now served as a fortress
Curaçá-Incan animal husbandry
agricultural land tenure. The ayllus had pastures for their animals, as did the curacas, the great lords of the macro-ethnicities, the huacas and the special pastures
Curaçá-Tarapacá Department (Peru)
the south and east by Bolivia, and on the west by the Pacific Ocean. The curaca (tribal chief) of the coastal region in Tarapacá of the Kingdom of Chucuito
Curaçá-Anti-Peruvian sentiment
of indigenous representatives from the Cabildo de Naturales and famous curacas in rural populations, such as Manuel Anselmo Carhuaguatay), he tried to
Curaçá-Camsá language
xobɨ́tsanɨ-ɕe 198 healer, shaman curandero tatɕmbuá, jobá 199 chief cacique, curaca, capitán utabná, mandádo Spanish loanword 200 I, me, my yo, mí usted átɕe
Curaçá-Pampas Grande
temple of the Huaylas, Pumacayán was destroyed, and as a vassal, all the curacas of the mentioned ethnic groups were forced to send their daughters with
Curaçá-Manuel Córdova-Rios
entire life. Here Xumu Nawa might be further described as a shaman, or as a curaca, a title for leaders used among tribes of the upper Amazon. A major occupation
Curaçá-List of shipwrecks in June 1942
( Kriegsmarine) with the loss of thirteen of her 24 crew. Survivors were rescued by Curaca ( United States). Northwestern United States World War II: Battle of Dutch
Curaçá-Uauá
of The Proper Small Size Farming and the Family Farming Cooperative of Curaçá, Uauá And Canudos, in English; support programs of interaction with Semi-arid
Curaçá-List of rivers of Bahia
upstream. All rivers in Bahia drain to the Atlantic Ocean. São Francisco River Curaçá River Salitre River Jacaré River Vereda Pimenteira Verde River Grande River
Curaçá-Felipillo
Felipillo and tear his body apart with horses in front of the region's Curaca. Among Peruvians today the word "Felipillo" has taken a meaning similar
Curaçá-María Rostworowski
between 3:30 and 3:38 in the afternoon. Pachacutec inca Yupanqui (1953) Curacas y sucesiones: costa norte (1961) Los ascendientes de Pumacahua (1963) Etnia
Curaçá-Puruchuco
while this monument was the palace of a curaca (ruler) where he lived and managed, should be subject to other curacas with greater responsibility and power
Curaçá-Colegio de la Inmaculada (Lima)
It also finds its origin in the Colegio del Príncipe for children of Curacas who worked in the Enclosed Reduction. During that period, the Jesuits were
Curaçá-Huacrachuco
young people, being less experienced and more numerous, contradicted the curacas and seniors, went out with their fervor and pursued war with much fury
Curaçá-Architecture of Peru
complex comes from the Inca culture. This monument was the palace of a curaca (ruler) where he lived and administered. Located on the northern coast of
Curaçá-Chacas
would be the patron saint of the town located in the domains of the huari curaca Francisco Tocto de Chagastunán San José de Mushuqmarka: Founded in 1716
Curaçá-States Marine Lines, Inc.
ships: Chipana, 1920, 3,280 tons, from Grace Steamship Lines of New York. Curaca, 1920, 3,280 tons, from New Orleans and South American Steamship Company
Curaçá-Talagante
talacanta, meaning "Lazo de Hechicero", which was the proper name of the curaca, or ruler, who dominated this central valley on behalf of the Inca empire
Curaçá-Puchuncaví
Cuzco, Peru, the capital of the Inca Empire. In this location resided a Curaca or direct representative of the Inca, in charge of collecting taxes, crops
Curaçá-Colla Kingdom
ensured the victory, Pachacútec went to Hatunqulla, home of the defeated curaca, where he remained until all the subordinate towns came to render obedience
Curaçá-Macaúbas
Serra do Ramalho Sítio do Mato Juazeiro Campo Alegre de Lourdes Casa Nova Curaçá Juazeiro Pilão Arcado Remanso Sento Sé Sobradinho Paulo Afonso Abaré Chorrochó
Curaçá-Calchaquí Wars
captured a curaca known as Chumbicha, and Zurita used him to negotiate with his brother who was the curaca del of the town of Tolombón. This last curaca accepted
Curaçá-2022 Bolivian ombudsman election
lawyer. Flora Delgado Fernández, lawyer. Samuel Flores Cruz, former chief curaca of the Qhara Qhara nation. Ruth Nelida Orihuela Ferrufino, lawyer. Claudia
Curaçá-List of wars involving Peru
of the Ayarmacas (1460s) Inca Empire Ayarmacas Inca Victory The Ayarmaca curaca is taken prisoner. Pachacuti Topa Inca Yupanqui Conquest of the Cajamarcas
Curaçá-History of Peru
help of local elite. This local elite, who governed under the title of Curaca, took pride in their Incan history. Additionally, throughout the eighteenth
Curaçá-List of extreme points of Brazil
Westernmost town: Atalaia do Norte Easternmost town: Nhamundá Northernmost town: Curaçá Southernmost town: Mucuri Westernmost town: Formosa do Rio Preto Easternmost
Curaçá-Chasqui
These 'chasques' were employed in this kingdom. They were the sons of curacas [local chiefs] who were loyal. Each runner had a white feather sunshade
Curaçá-Cajamarca
in the Inca system. The hatun curaca or huno apo, lord of ten thousand households, ranked higher than a guaranga curaca, the lord of one thousand. The
Curaçá-Principalía
" Juan de Matienzo, during his rule of Peru, said that the "Caciques, curacas and principales are the native princes of the Indians." In the Lexicon
Curaçá-Mit'a
divided into four categories: the Field of the Temple, the Emperor, Kurakas (Curacas), and People. Fields of the people were fields that belonged to the sick
Curaçá-Mathematics of the Incas
campaigns. After that time, the couple could claim a new tupu from their curaca. Among the units of measurement of capacity there is the pokcha, which was
Curaçá-List of quilombola communities in Pará
Baleiro processo aberto Óbidos Cuecé 2017 Inhangapi Cumaru 2006 Oriximiná Curaçá 2013 Garrafão do Norte Cutuvelo 2013 Bonito Cuxiú 2013 Salvaterra Deus Ajude
Curaçá-Ato Malinda
Europe and the Caribbean and had residencies in Cameroon, Denmark, and Curaça. The following are a few of her works highlighted: Prison Sex II is a series
Curaçá-Pocra culture
"Los Últimos Documentos Coloniales Relacionados con Guaman Poma. Los Curacas Rebeldes de Huamanga" (PDF) (in Spanish). Purizaga Vega, Medardo (1967)
Curaçá-Janet Kitz
book Ground Zero. She worked with the families of sailors from the ship SS Curaca, sunk during the explosion, to have their names inscribed on a monument
Curaçá-Jesús María District, Lima
of the Rimac valley was divided among several districts ruled by a lord (curaca), each charged with administering the lands and water along a pre-Inca irrigation
Curaçá-List of shipwrecks in December 1917
Retrieved 25 November 2012. "Braeside". Uboat.net. Retrieved 27 December 2012. "Curaca - 1917". Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. Retrieved 19 January 2015. "Ilvington
Curaçá-San Juan Bautista District, Ica
encomendería of Don Nicolas de Rivera "El Viejo" being its first indigenous curaca Don Domingo Tataxe. As a people the district was created in the colonial
Curaçá-History of South America
Peru. In 1780, the Viceroyalty of Peru was met with the insurrection of curaca Joseph Gabriel Condorcanqui or Tupac Amaru II, which would be continued
Curaçá-Juazeiro
is 26 °C or 78.8 °F. Although it lies on the São Francisco River and the Curaçá River, Juazeiro is one of the driest places in Brazil, with a hot semi-arid
Curaçá-Vince Coleman (train dispatcher)
records, RG 42-C-3-a, vol. 597, the testimony of Edward McCrossan (SS Curacas), Library and Archives Canada. Scapegoat, the extraordinary legal proceedings
Curaçá-Miguel Torres (actor)
an internationally known Brazilian writer and actor. Andrade was born in Curaçá, Bahia. Some of his movies were nominees for Oscars. He died, aged 36, in
Curaçá-Curaçá
Curaçá is the northernmost city in the Brazilian state of Bahia. The municipality was designated a priority area for conservation and sustainable use when
Curaçá-Aymara people
extended family clan (allyu), authority of the clan and regional chiefs (curacas), land ownership, farming, language, rituals and sacred life (for example
Curaçá-Kingdom of Cusco
Viracocha assured both of his support, but secretly promised his help to Curi, curaca of the Lupacas, who had previously defeated the Canas chiefdom and taken
Curaçá-Economy of the Inca Empire
Hatun Curaca en el Munro Andino". Historica. 1 (2): 249–286. doi:10.18800/historica.197702.005. Del Pilar Remy Simatovic, María (2011). Los curacas de Cajamarca
Curaçá-Lima
that this part of the valley, near the Rimac river, was administered by a curaca, or local lord, named Taulichusco. He was a former yana, or servant, of
Curaçá-Curaçá River
The Curaçá River is a river of Bahia state in eastern Brazil. Juazeiro is in reality part of a twin city called Petrolina-Juazeiro and it lies on the São
Curaçá-Police
perform arrests, even of dignitaries. In the Inca Empire, officials called curaca enforced the law among the households they were assigned to oversee, with
Curaçá-Law enforcement
ancient times, such as prefects in ancient China, paqūdus in Babylonia, curaca in the Inca Empire, vigiles in the Roman Empire, and Medjay in ancient Egypt
Curaçá-List of wine-producing regions
Negro Province Salta Province San Juan Province Tarija Department Bahia Curaçá Irecê Juazeiro Mato Grosso Nova Mutum Minas Gerais Andradas Caldas Pirapora
Curaçá-Quispe Sisa
daughter of the Sapa Inca Huayna Capac and one of his secondary wives – the curaca of Huaylas, Contarhuacho. She was baptized as Inés Huaylas Yupanqui when
Curaçá-Protectorate of San Martín
Audiencia. Criollo leaders appealed to retired brigadier Mateo Pumacahua, curaca of Chinchero, who was instrumental in suppressing the rebellion of Túpac
Curaçá-Coricancha
machaguay, extends off to the right. During the Inti Raymi, the Sapa Inca and curacas would proceed from the Haucaypata, where they greeted the rising June solstice
Curaçá-Spix's macaw
among the seasonal waterways are Riacho Melância watershed 30 km south of Curaçá, where the last known wild Spix's macaw nest was located, adjacent Riacho
Curaçá-Sapa Inca
province should pay according to its resources. They knew how to win over the curacas to ensure control of the communities. These were the intermediaries through
Curaçá-History of the Incas
the empire for themselves, excluding them. It was then that Ullco Colla, curaca of Tomebamba, sent messengers to Huascar with news that Atahualpa planned
Curaçá-Kuraka
governor of a province or a communal authority in the Tawantinsuyu), or curaca (Hispanicized spelling), was an official of the andean civilizations, unified
Curaçá-Francisco Pizarro
Andagoya eventually established contact with several Native American curacas (chiefs), some of whom he later claimed were sorcerers and witches. Having
Curaçá-Inca Empire
children of the central nobility and certain levels of the curacal (hatun curaca) received systematic education. They had to attend the yachaywasi (house
Curaçá-Tumbes, Peru
second expedition in 1532 during which he encountered resistance from the curaca (chieftain) Chilimaza in what became known as the Battle of the Manglares
Curaçá-Inca army
the survival of Inca resistance. Peaceful conquest was possible when a curaca agreed to recognize the Sapa Inca as his emperor in return for a number
Curaçá-Congo Craton
relation between Congo–São Francisco and Siberia: Kuonamka in Siberia and Curaçá and Chapada Diamantina in São Francisco and Angola. These dyke swarms radiate