-
functions of the
kurakas was to
choose a
bride for
adult males, aged 25 and over, who
could not choose, or had not chosen, a wife. The
kurakas could also decide...
- term
kuraka was
preferred to cacique.
After conquering the Inca
Empire the
Spaniards administering the new
Peruvian viceroyalty had
allowed the
kurakas or...
-
share rule of
Andean farmers and miners". Many
regional leaders,
called Kurakas,
continued to
serve the
Spanish overlords,
called encomenderos, as they...
- a
pachaka kuraka (see below)
could be
appointed to
their position by a
waranqa kuraka. Furthermore, it has been
suggested that one
kuraka in each decimal...
-
glorious epic
stories and
hymns in
tribute to his achievements.
Numerous kurakas do not
hesitate to
recognise his
skills and
identify him as the "Son of...
- School,
founded to
educate the sons of
kurakas. The
Jesuits "impressed upon him his
social standing as ****ure
kuraka and
someone of
royal Inca blood." When...
-
Hispanic American Historical Review 50.4 (1970): 645–664. Spalding, Karen. "
Kurakas and commerce: a
chapter in the
evolution of
Andean society."
Hispanic American...
- high-ranking male noble, such as the
heads of the
local muni****lities,
Kurakas. The
Spaniards recognized ñustas as
noblewomen and
added the
Spanish term...
- each of the societies.
There were
intense rivalries between the
Aymara kurakas of Chucuito, from the
Lupaca Kingdom, and Hatunqulla, from the
Colla Kingdom...
- this way in
honor of the epiphany, on
territories that had been of the
kuraka Taulichusco. The
explanation of this name is due to the fact that "around...
