SOBRE EL SIGNIFICADO DE YUPANQUI EN REFERENCIA AL TÍTULO DE LOS ANCESTROS REALES DE LOS INKA
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https://doi.org/10.15381/arqueolsoc.2016n31.e13298Keywords:
Yupanqui, social organization of the Inka, system of king-ancestors, historical anthropology of the Inka, Peru, XVth centuryAbstract
From the information of Gonzáles Holguín’s classic colonial Quechua dictionary [1608] and from the perspective of ethnohistory and modern anthropology of social Inka organization I study here the significance of a Quechua word which is the key in the comprehension of the system of royal titles of ancestors of the Inka kings. I also made a suggestion about the connected term of yupana, usually attributed to tridimensional tablets of game in wood or stone frecuently collected in archaeological Andean museums.
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