Inga Roca Inga VI, mid 18th century
Description
Transcription: INGA ROCA INGA VI. EL arōgante fue tan/ fecundo, que se dice tuvo 600 hijos. No fió de ayo al Heredero:/ Fundó Escuelas publicas, Entró ala Conquista delos chunchos/ Vivio 154 años. La Coya su Muger Mama Cusi chimbo. Sucedio su/ Hixo.
Translation: INGA ROCA, THE SIXTH INCA. The arrogant one was so fertile that they say he had 600 children. He didn't get the Heir a tutol. He founded public Schools. He began the Conquest of the Chunchos. He lived 154 years. The Coya, his Wife was Mama Cusi Chimbo. His Son succeeded him.
Transcription and translation by Monica Barnes, "The Gilcrease Inca Portraits and the Historical Tradition of Guaman Poma de Ayala," Bonner Amerikanistische Studien, 1994.
Dates
- mid 18th century
Language of Materials
Materials in Spanish, Nahautl, and English.
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Extent
1 page(s)
- Inca (culture or style)
- Manuscripts
- Painting
- Paintings
- Peru
- Peruvian (culture or style)
- Spanish
- Spanish (culture or style)
- Spanish (language)
- Spanish Colonial
- Spanish Colonial Manuscript Collection
- axes (weapons) -- ax (weapon)
- blue (color)
- brown (color)
- capes (outerwear) -- cape
- crowns (headdresses) -- crown
- feathers -- feather
- grasses (plants) -- grass
- green (color) -- greenish
- kings (people) -- king
- sandals -- sandal
- sky -- skies
- standing
- white (color)
Repository Details
Part of the Gilcrease Museum/Helmerich Center for American Research Repository
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