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received its name in the 20th century;
previously it had been
known as
Caquia Xaquixaguana (alternative
spelling Kakya Shakishawana), or
Kakya Qawani...
-
Wiraqucha was
advised to
leave Cusco before the
Chanka attack. He left for
Caquia Xaquixahuana,
taking his
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Perla del Sur.
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Puerto Rico. Page 34.
Retrieved 24 February...
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Viracocha Inca and his sons Urco and
Socso to take
refuge in the fort of
Caquia Xaquixaguana near Cusco. Cusi Yupanqui,
according to some
chroniclers Viracocha's...
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Archived from the
original on
February 18, 2012.
Retrieved February 18, 2012.
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Fallece Lolita Lebrón (in Spanish)....
- an
album filled with
moments of
resonance in its
second half."
Giovanny Caquias of
Culture Blues wrote that the song
feels like the
first "candid" and...
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