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Chalcuchima (originally
written Challcochima or Challcuchima, also
called Chalcuchímac, Calcuchímac or
Challkuchimaq in
modern sources; born in the
latter part...
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getting stunned by his brother, Huáscar
proclaimed him a traitor.
Generals Chalcuchimac, Quizquiz, and Rumiñawi are
believed to have been born in the northern...
- lands. For this he had the
support of
skilled Inca generals, such as
Chalcuchímac and Quizquiz.
During this
period he
learned government tasks and gained...
-
Quizquiz or
Quisquis was,
along with
Chalcuchimac and Rumiñawi, one of Atahualpa's
leading generals. In
April 1532,
along with his companions, Quizquiz...
- death, in
August 1533.
Chalcuchimac, Rumiña**** and
Quizquiz were the
three main Atahualpa's
generals during the war.
Chalcuchimac, who was also imprisoned...
- Quipaipán. Huáscar was made
prisoner and Atahualpa's
generals Quizquiz and
Chalcuchímac occupied Cuzco.: 146–149 The war had
Atahualpa in the
clear ascendancy...
-
Pachacamac in
January 1533, and on his
return in March,: 237
captured Chalcuchimac in the
Jauja Valley.
Francisco Pizzaro sent a
similar expedition to Cuzco...
-
advanced with his army of 500
Spaniards toward Cuzco,
accompanied by
Chalcuchimac, one of the
leading Inca
generals of the
north and a
supporter of Atahualpa...
- the
return trip
through the
Jauja Valley, he
accepted the
surrender of
Chalcuchimac.: 237–237 "In a few
years the
walls of the
temple were
pulled down by...
-
Atahualpa began securing support from
Huayna Capac's best generals,
Chalcuchímac and Quizquiz, who
happened to be near Quito, the
nearest major city....
