-
defensive alliance of
various chiefdoms, such as the Vilcas, the Huancas, the
Chancas, and the Poqras. From Catrovirreina, the
Chanka migrated to the Andahuailas...
-
Chanca or
Chanka may
refer to:
Chanca people, an
ethnic group of Peru
Chanca Quechua, a
language of Peru Chhanka, a
mountain in Peru
Cerro Chanka, a lava...
-
Central America, and wide
regions of
South America. It has the
common name
chanca piedra among numerous others in Spanish. It
grows 50–70 cm (20–28 in) tall...
- Batt****,
Clementina (2018). La
Guerra entre Incas y
Chancas [The War
between Incas and
Chancas] (PDF).
National Autonomous University of Mexico. p. 16...
- The Los
Chancas mine is a
large copper mine
located in the Apurímac
Region of
southern Peru. Los
Chancas represents one of the
largest copper reserves...
- name of
Pachacuti was
given to him
after he
conquered the
tribe of the
Chancas during the Chanka–Inca War (in modern-day Apurímac).
During his reign,...
-
several alternative names including Fortaleza o
Castillo de la
Chanca,
Fortaleza y Casa
Chanca,
Palacio de las Pilas,
Castillo de
Jadraza &
Palacio Real de...
-
Pocras were
inseparable allies of the
Hanan Chancas ethnic group. Data on the
origin of the
Hanan Chancas, or
Kingdom of Parkos,
shows the
entire ethnic...
-
tribes of
several regions originating among the
Quechua and Aymaras. The
Chancas,
originally from
Choclococha and Huancavelica,
settled in the
region of...
- stonemasons, metalworkers, and farmers.
Among the
expedition members were
Alvarez Chanca, a
physician who
wrote a
detailed account of the
second voyage; Juan Ponce...
