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206: 27: 239:, arrived to Yanaca and decreed that the towns should be separated and formed into independent communities. It is supposed that the town of Yanaca that exists today was created at the end of the 16th or beginning of the 17th century, although Yanaca was previously a group of separate towns scattered throughout the valley. 184:, on the other hand, says that almost 6,000 of the Yana were executed by the Inca. Pedros José Rios Velazques supposes that this last version could be the closest to the truth given that, during the reign of Pachacutec, the rebels moved away towards the Andean towns that were farther from Cuzco, the capital. 228:
It is believed that the Spanish first settled in the town of Parangay, next to Yanaca. Today, one can still see ruins of the first church that was constructed there. This church was built from stone and adobe. It is located between the town of Parangay and the ruins of Chacha-calla, another pre-Incan
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are the two primary deities of Yanaca's Apus, creating all the rest of Yanaca's apus. These deities controlled aspects of nature, like the rain and the harvest, but also fertility, illness, accidents, etc. There were rites carried out for the Apus like eh "tinka" or the "despacho" at certain times,
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It is extremely difficult to know when the first inhabitants arrived in Yanaca. Increasing the number of archeological expeditions could help to obtain more information about the origin of the ancient Yana peoples. Through archeological studies carried out at other sites, it was concluded that the
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During the absolute rule of the Inca, it seemed, according to some authors, that the Yanas had submitted to the Incas, although the term "slavery" is not used. Many authors have tried to study the Yanas' culture during the Incan era, but many questions remain unanswered. For example, authors like
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Condorccarcca is a mountain located to the north east of Yanaca. It seems to have been a ceremonial site for the towns in the surrounding area. It might have served as an observatory, and the shade of the mountains protecting the valley could have signaled the agricultural cycles, solstices, and
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According to Murra (1983) and Garcilaso (1960), the Yanas could have benefited from their minority status within the Incan social hierarchy, taking on jobs at the noble court like carpentry, cooking, water carrier, sweeper, etc.
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The information that we have from this era indicates that there was an important level of population density in the Yanaca valley at this time. A census carried out in 1572 registered 30,000 people.
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The political division of Incan territory is better known today. Various sources have shown that the province of Aymaraes was divided into four sub-provinces. Yanaca was one of these sub-provinces.
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and, later on, his brother Aunque Tito Capac Yupanqui and the Chocce Incas. They traveled through a place called Yawarrco along the Atun Paqcha road, which still exists today.
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also confirms this theory. His investigation led to the discovery that Yanaca was a city that had an important role in Incan social, political, and religious organization.
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Parancay Church: the first church constructed by the Spanish in the 16th century. Located near the town of Chacha-Callas, this church is made of stone and adobe.
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are deities represented by the mountains. In Yanaca, the Apus are called Tunay Kassa, CĂłndor Carca, Solimana, Sara Sara, etc.
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of the indigenous people from the entire Incan Empire. Yanaca was colonized by the Spanish a few years later.
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from 1350–1400, these Yana tribes voluntarily subjected themselves to the colonizing forces of the Incan
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Sarmiento de Gamboa (1572, p. 192), Rostworowski (1953), Villar Cordova (1966) y Mura (1975, cap. VIII).
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before the Incan invasion. Various authors have also mentioned the presence of the Yanas in the region.
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describe the Yana as the Incas' servants. Others say that the Yanas simply helped the Inca.
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had settled the area, there were various peoples that populated the region, like the
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Very few studies have been conducted in this region of Peru. Doctor
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Although there are various myths surrounding the creation of the
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In 1720, Don Juan de Beytia, a magistrate sent by Spanish King
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is a group of ancient, pre-Incan towns located in Peru in
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first settlers probably arrived from Asia around 2,000
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1926:Taqrachullu 1916:Tanqa Tanqa 1911:Tampukancha 1901:Tambomachay 1896:Tambo Totem 1766:Qunchamarka 1756:Qullqapampa 1666:Pumaq Hirka 1616:Puka Pukara 1581:Pinkuylluna 1571:Pikimach'ay 1486:Nazca Lines 1481:Muyuq Marka 1466:Mullu Q'awa 1441:Mirq'imarka 1416:Mawk'ataray 1351:Maray Qalla 1341:Mallkuamaya 1326:Machu Pirqa 1316:Machu Colca 1271:Llamachayuq 1201:Kuntur Wasi 1096:Inkilltambo 1021:Huayrapongo 981:Hualpayunca 976:Huacramarca 916:Hatun Uchku 886:Gran Vilaya 686:Buena Vista 641:Awkin Punta 168:Mayta Capac 126:Before the 2293:Categories 2266:73°08′28″W 2263:14°13′04″S 2211:WilcahuaĂ­n 2151:Warawtampu 2121:Waqlamarka 2071:Vilcabamba 2026:Uskallaqta 1991:Tunanmarca 1936:Tarmatambo 1871:Sillustani 1856:Sayacmarca 1841:Runkuraqay 1771:Qunchupata 1746:Quillarumi 1726:Qillqatani 1621:Puka Tampu 1596:Pirhuaylla 1566:Pikillaqta 1561:Patallaqta 1536:Pachatusan 1531:Pachacamac 1446:Miyu Pampa 1436:Miraflores 1376:Markapukyu 1371:Markansaya 1366:Markahirka 1356:Marayniyoq 1311:Llaqtapata 1241:K'ipakhara 1226:Khichuqaqa 1121:Intikancha 1101:Inti Punku 1091:Inkapintay 931:Honcopampa 926:Hatunmarka 921:Hatun Usnu 871:El ParaĂ­so 866:El Ingenio 841:Coricancha 831:Condorcaga 821:Colcampata 811:Cochabamba 776:Chichakuri 766:Chawaytiri 751:Chanquillo 741:Chacamarca 726:Cerro BaĂşl 631:Auga Punta 393:La crĂłnica 378:La crĂłnica 310:References 283:Pacha Mama 72:Settlement 2141:Waraqayuq 2136:Warahirka 2096:Wamanilla 2066:Ventarron 2041:Usnu Muqu 2001:Tupu Inka 1981:Trinchera 1931:Tarahuasi 1921:Tantarica 1891:Susupillu 1851:Sara Sara 1826:Rumicolca 1806:Qasa Pata 1761:Qulu Qulu 1716:Qaqapatan 1686:Puruchuco 1626:Puka Urqu 1546:Pañamarca 1526:Pacatnamu 1496:Ninamarca 1491:Nina Kiru 1476:Muyu Urqu 1471:Muyu Muyu 1461:Mulinuyuq 1161:Kanamarka 1141:Iskuqucha 1046:Ingatambo 996:Huankarán 846:Cumbemayo 836:Cota Coca 816:Cochapata 746:Chan Chan 706:Carachupa 701:Cao Viejo 681:Bandurria 666:Ayawayq'u 661:Ayamachay 611:Arhuaturo 278:Sara Sara 176:Garcilaso 2191:Wichqana 1966:Titiqaqa 1861:Sayhuite 1831:Rumiwasi 1751:Quishuar 1671:Pumawasi 1651:Pukarani 1606:Pirwayuq 1576:Pilluchu 1556:Paraccra 1281:Llamayuq 1216:Kuntuyuq 1151:Jinkiori 1036:Inca Uyo 856:El Brujo 801:ChurajĂłn 771:Cheqollo 691:Cahuachi 671:Azángaro 656:Aya Muqu 274:Solimana 237:Philip V 144:Max Uhle 132:Quechuas 121:Ayacucho 37:Location 2196:Wich'un 2186:Wichama 2051:Uyu Uyu 2046:Usqunta 1836:Runayoc 1816:Raqch'i 1701:Pusharo 1676:Punkuri 1451:Molloko 1426:Miculla 1346:Mameria 1286:Llamuqa 1266:Llactan 1166:Kanichi 991:Huamboy 876:Garagay 851:Cutimbo 711:CarajĂ­a 249:andenes 243:Andenes 140:Aymaras 105:History 99:Quechua 2231:Yanaca 2131:Waqutu 2086:Vitcos 2021:Urpish 2006:T'akaq 1986:TĂşcume 1956:Tinyaq 1881:SĂłndor 1866:SechĂ­n 1821:Revash 1741:Quiaca 1731:Qillqa 1601:Piruro 1541:Paiján 1431:Millka 1261:LayzĂłn 1196:Kukuli 1191:Kuelap 1186:Kotosh 1031:Huiñao 826:Collor 626:Aspero 596:Acaray 136:Pocras 79:Yanaca 59:Region 20:Yanaca 2241:Yaynu 2206:Wilca 2161:Waruq 1961:TipĂłn 1951:Tikra 1876:Sipán 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Index


Yanaca District
Aymaraes Province
Apurimac Region
Peru
Andes
Apurimac Region
Aymaraes Province
Yanaca District
Andes
Quechua
BCE
Ayacucho
Incan civilization
Quechuas
Pocras
Aymaras
Max Uhle
Vilcashuamán
Aymara language
Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala
Mayta Capac
Garcilaso
Miguel Cabello de Balboa
R. Tom Zuidema
An arched doorway of a ruined church. There are small plants growing around the arch, and a pile of stones to one side of the doorway. Looking through the doorway, there is grass, shrubs, and more ruins
Francisco Pizzaro
Repartimiento
Philip V
andenes

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