Paullu y Manco ¿una diarquía inca en tiempos de conquista?

This work examines the nature of Inca Paullu’s relationship with Collasuyo that led Diego de Almagro (1535) and Gonzalo Pizarro (1538) to take him during the Spanish Conquest to the southern region of the Inca Empire. The research on this issue leads us to reformulate questions about the relationshi...

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Main Author: Ximena Medinaceli
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Institut Français d'Études Andines 2007-07-01
Series:Bulletin de l'Institut Français d'Études Andines
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/bifea/3853
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description This work examines the nature of Inca Paullu’s relationship with Collasuyo that led Diego de Almagro (1535) and Gonzalo Pizarro (1538) to take him during the Spanish Conquest to the southern region of the Inca Empire. The research on this issue leads us to reformulate questions about the relationship between Paullu, who collaborated with the Spaniards, and his brother Manco, who resisted them in Vilcabamba. It is suggested that both of them —in spite of the conflicts of the time— acted knowing about what the other was doing and constantly being in touch with each other. In this case, the famous Inca diarchy, suggested by Zuidema and Duviols could have been working under dramatic conditions.
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spelling doaj.art-305658a1980f4101abfba6c9c1bb02852024-02-14T16:33:09ZspaInstitut Français d'Études AndinesBulletin de l'Institut Français d'Études Andines0303-74952076-58272007-07-013624125810.4000/bifea.3853Paullu y Manco ¿una diarquía inca en tiempos de conquista?Ximena MedinaceliThis work examines the nature of Inca Paullu’s relationship with Collasuyo that led Diego de Almagro (1535) and Gonzalo Pizarro (1538) to take him during the Spanish Conquest to the southern region of the Inca Empire. The research on this issue leads us to reformulate questions about the relationship between Paullu, who collaborated with the Spaniards, and his brother Manco, who resisted them in Vilcabamba. It is suggested that both of them —in spite of the conflicts of the time— acted knowing about what the other was doing and constantly being in touch with each other. In this case, the famous Inca diarchy, suggested by Zuidema and Duviols could have been working under dramatic conditions.https://journals.openedition.org/bifea/3853spanish conquestInca DiarchyPaullu IncaFrancisco Tito YupanquiCollasuyo
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Paullu y Manco ¿una diarquía inca en tiempos de conquista?
Bulletin de l'Institut Français d'Études Andines
spanish conquest
Inca Diarchy
Paullu Inca
Francisco Tito Yupanqui
Collasuyo
title Paullu y Manco ¿una diarquía inca en tiempos de conquista?
title_full Paullu y Manco ¿una diarquía inca en tiempos de conquista?
title_fullStr Paullu y Manco ¿una diarquía inca en tiempos de conquista?
title_full_unstemmed Paullu y Manco ¿una diarquía inca en tiempos de conquista?
title_short Paullu y Manco ¿una diarquía inca en tiempos de conquista?
title_sort paullu y manco una diarquia inca en tiempos de conquista
topic spanish conquest
Inca Diarchy
Paullu Inca
Francisco Tito Yupanqui
Collasuyo
url https://journals.openedition.org/bifea/3853
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