Situating the Andean Colonial Experience: Ayllu Tales of History and Hagiography in the Time of the Spanish

Denise Y. Arnold

doi:10.2307/j.ctv1bvndcq

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Edition: 1/2021
Copyright Year: 2021
ISBN-Print: 978-1-64189-404-3
ISBN-Online: 978-1-64189-405-0
Publisher: Arc Humanities Press, Yorkshire
Series: Mesoamerica, the Caribbean, and South America, 700-1700
Language: English
Pages: 406
Product Type: Monograph

1. Table of contents No access
2. List of Illustration No access
3. Note About the Spelling of Toponyms and Proper Names No access
4. Acknowledgments No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 26
1. 1. The Chullpas and the Lord of the Clouds No access
  2. Adam and Eve No access
  3. 1. The Ascension to Heaven No access
    2. The Red-Trousered Ant Against the Colonial State No access
    3. Ritual Practices that Allude to Ants No access
    4. The Red Place of Birth No access
2. 1. The Arrival of the Inkas No access
  2. The Original Place Called “Qaqachika” and its Mountains No access
  3. The First Cycle of Tales: In Which the Place of Qaqachika is Formed in a Sunless Twilight No access
  4. The Second Cycle of Tales, Concerned with the Religious and Political Mit’a No access
  5. 1. Qaqachaka is Born from Money, for a Pot of Gold and Silver No access
3. 1. The Vicuña with a Broken Leg No access
  2. Working as Mitayos No access
  3. 1. Mitayos and Llamas No access
    2. The Libations on the Journey No access
  4. A Commentary on Mit’a and Mita No access
4. 1. Ayra Chinche and the Red Snake No access
  2. The Leg in the Stirrup No access
  3. 1. The Meeting in Darkness Between Ayra Chinche and Juana Doña Ana No access
    2. Juana Doña Ana Meets the Seven Ancestors and then the Sun is Born No access
    3. The Role of Juana Doña Ana in the Rites of Possession of Qaqachaka No access
  4. Some Key Documents Held by the Title-Bearers No access
5. 1. How the New Place was Populated No access
  2. The Sons-In-Law who Married into Women from Qaqachaka No access
  3. Etymologies of the Names of Qaqachaka’s Minor Ayllus No access
  4. New Ties to the Valley Lands No access
6. 1. Juana Doña Ana and her Predisposition for Scandalous Entanglements No access
  2. Inka Mariya and the Red Snake No access
  3. 1. The First Caciques of the Place, According to Doña Bernaldita Quispe No access
    2. Inka Mariya Kicks Away the Thermal Waters No access
    3. The Two Sisters and the Tan Señora of Notes of Money No access
  4. The Chullpa Sister and the Death of the Chullpas No access
  5. The Birth of the Sun and the Origins of Weaving No access
1. 1. The Caciques of the Qharaqhara Federation No access
  2. 1. The Deeds of Don Ayra Chinche No access
  3. Interlude: The Andean Rules of Succession No access
  4. The Caciques of the Quillacas-Asanaque Federation No access
  5. Who Was Takimallku Astiti and, Besides, the Choquecallatis? No access
  6. The Deeds of Taqimallku Astiti No access
  7. Takimallku Astiti and the Composición de Tierras by José de la Vega Alvarado No access
  8. Who was Bartolomé Astete? No access
  9. 1. The Deeds of the Llanquepachas No access
    2. The Llanquepacha Cousins and the Rebellion of Condo in 1774 No access
1. 1. The Colonial History of Qaqachaka Marka No access
  2. 1. The Religious History of the “Pueblos de Indios” No access
    2. The Policy of “Congregación” No access
  3. 1. Hagiography as Tradition No access
    2. Confraternities and Ayllus No access
    3. The Religious Authorities of the Place No access
  4. The Wak’as and Their Territories: Their Colonial Administration by the Confraternities No access
  5. Practices Directed at the Inka Mummies and the Current Rituals to Qaqachaka’s Saints No access
  6. Wak’as, Mummies, and Mayordomos No access
1. 1. 1. Don Alberto’s Time as Mayordomo and the Rites to Tata Quri No access
    2. The Clothes of Tata Quri’s Danzantes, According to Don Alberto No access
    3. Tata Quri’s Danzantes, According to Don Alberto No access
    4. The Death of Tata Quri No access
    5. The Role of the Danzantes at the Feast of the Holy Cross No access
2. 1. The Construction of the Two Church Towers No access
  2. The Construction of the Cemetery No access
  3. 1. The Construction of the Church and Cemetery, According to Don Severo No access
    2. Bringing The Timbers for the Church Roof and the Stocks for the Criminals No access
  4. 1. Bringing the Church Bells No access
    2. The Construction of the Pantheon No access
    3. A Brief Epilogue No access
3. 1. First his Wife, Mama Candelaria No access
  2. 1. Stealing the Two Mamitas from Jukumani No access
    2. More About the two Mamitas, Kapitana and Ch’uri No access
  3. The Child-Saints of Tata Quri and Mama Candelaria No access
  4. The Arrival of the Child-Gods No access
  5. 1. The Child-gods, According to Don Alberto No access
  6. 1. Tata Animasa No access
    2. Doña Bernaldita’s Commentaries About These God-Saints No access
    3. The Arrival of the Mamita of Copacabana No access
    4. And of Santo Cristo No access
    5. Tata Ispiritu No access
  7. Tata Ispiritu in the Commentaries by Don Severo No access
  8. The Whole Ensemble of Saints No access
1. 1. 1. The Priest’s Attitude Faced with all These Rites, According to Don Severo No access
  2. The Turns Begin No access
  3. The New Cycles of Feasts No access
  4. 1. The Custom of Marrying the Saint-Gods No access
    2. Spiritual Marriages with the Saint-Gods No access
    3. The System of Turns Before 1984 No access
    4. A Marriage with Tata Quri: Corporeal and Spiritual Kinship No access
2. 1. The Songs to Tata Quri No access
  2. The Songs to the Child-Gods No access
  3. Song to the Niño Salvador, Salwaku Niñu No access
  4. Song to Llama Herding Girl No access
  5. Song to San Pedro of Condocondo No access
  6. 1. Song to Mama Kapitana No access
    2. Song to Mama Ch’uri No access
  7. Song to Mama Candelaria at the Feast of Candlemas No access
  8. 1. Song to San Antonio No access
  9. Divesting the Saints from the Church No access
3. 1. Resonances of the Inka Feasts No access
  2. Wak’as, Chullpas, or Inkas? No access
  3. The Authorities Charged with the Rite of Dressing the Saints No access
  4. 1. Changing the Clothes of Tata Quri No access
  5. Changing the Clothes of Llama Herding Girl No access
  6. Caring Mutually for the Saints No access
  7. 1. The Sacrifice of Christ No access
    2. Sacrifices to the Mountains No access
    3. The Pathway of Blood No access
    4. The Blood of the Church No access
    5. Father Lamp and Mother Lamp No access
    6. Licking the Prayers and the Transubstantiation of the Holy Eucharist No access
4. 1. In Fact No access
  2. Towards a Philosophy of History in the Andes No access
Glossary No access Pages 331 - 336
Appendix A: Document C of Don Franco Quispe Maraza No access Pages 337 - 338
Appendix B: Document K of Don Franco Quispe Maraza No access Pages 339 - 340
Bibliography No access Pages 341 - 362
Thematic Index No access Pages 363 - 382
Index of Toponyms No access Pages 383 - 386

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