- The
Inkarri (or
Inkari and
sometimes Inkaríy) myth is one of the most
famous legends of the Inca. When the
Spanish conquistadores executed the last ruler...
-
Inkarri Islam,
officially the
Islamic Center in Peru (Spanish:
Centro Islámico en el Perú), is a
nonprofit organization located in the
Department of Apurímac...
-
victory of the Apus over the Spaniards. Of the
myths still alive today, the
Inkarrí myth
common in
southern Peru is
especially interesting; it
forms a cultural...
-
Atahualpa (/ˌɑːtəˈwɑːlpə/ ), also
Atawallpa or Ataw
Wallpa (Quechua) (c. 1502 – 26 July 1533), was the last
effective Inca emperor,
reigning from April...
-
Antonio Abad
National University in Cusco,
after which the myth of the
Inkarrí was
published for the
first time. Nuñez del
Prado first met the Q'ero at...
- the body. When the
regeneration is complete,
Inkarri will return.[citation needed] In the second,
Inkarri and his wife
Qollari were the
founders of Cusco...
- The
Paititi legend in Peru
revolves around the
story of the culture-hero
Inkarri, who,
after he had
founded Q'ero and Cusco,
retreated toward the jungles...
- 1976) is a
Peruvian Islamic activist and
politician who is the
founder of
Inkarri Islam, a non-profit
organization which aims to
unify concepts of Andean...
- (1986), p. 297
citing Ortiz Rescaniere,
Alejandro (1973). De
Adaneva a
Inkarrí p. 166
Andrew Whalen (AP) (2009-11-19). "Gang
Killed People For
Their Fat:...
- Raúl Alfonsín, then-president of Argentina, to ban the album. Taki
Unquy Inkarri "Víctor
Heredia – Taki Ongoy". Discogs.
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February 2024. "[Boletin]...
