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Huallpa (or
Huallpa Túpac;
before July 1533 –
October 1533),
original name
Auqui Huallpa Túpac, was the
first v****al Sapa Inca
installed by the
Spanish conquistadors...
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Auqui (possibly from
Quechua for prince; a
mythical figure of the
Andean culture; grandfather) is a
mountain in the
Cordillera Blanca in the
Andes of...
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Auqui (in quechua: awki) was the
title held by the
crown prince in the Inca
Empire or Tahuantinsuyu. In a
generic way, all the male
children of the Inca...
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title of
Auqui, or
crown prince, at a
young age. Topa Inca
launched multiple large-scale
expeditions to the
north during his
period as
Auqui, subduing...
- Awki awki (Aymara awki
father / gentleman, the
reduplication signifies that
there is a
group of something) is a folk
dance performed in the La Paz Department...
- Ayar Manco, Apu Paucar,
Amaru Tupac or
Amaru Yupanqui,
Yamqui Yupanqui,
Auqui Yupanqui,
Tilca Yupanqui, and
Tupac Inca Yupanqui.
Pachacuti had two of...
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Kullawada Ch´utas Waca Waca
Doctorcitos Suri
Sicuri Tinku Pujllay Tobas Auqui Auqui Llamerada Cambitas Chacarera Afro-Bolivian Saya
Macheteros Taquirari...
- Atahualpa, Túpac Huallpa,
Manco Inca,
Paullu Inca, Atoc, Ko****, ****a
Auqui, Kizu Yupanqui, Tito Atauchi,
Waman Wallpa, **** Wallpa,
Tilka Yupanqu.: 109–112 ...
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Quilcayhuanca (possibly from
Quechua qillqay to write, ****'a rock,
possibly "rock with inscriptions"), Quillcay,
Quilcay or Qelkay****a is a
river in...
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Kullawada Ch´utas Waca Waca
Doctorcitos Suri
Sicuri Tinku Pujllay Tobas Auqui Auqui Llamerada Cambitas Chacarera Afro-Bolivian Saya
Macheteros Taquirari...
