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Beginning then on the path of Chinchaysuyu, which comes out through the neighborhood of Carmenga, there was 9 cosques, in which 85 huacas were comprehensive by this order.The first CEQUE was said, Cayao, was in charge of partiality, and Ayllu, from Goacaytaqui, and had the next 5 huacas.The first was called, Michosamaro, was close to the skirt of El Cerro de Totocache, and they said to be one of those who fought to have come out with the first Inca Mancocapac of the cave of Pacaritampu.To which they refer that a woman from which they left with them from said cave killed him by certain contempt that with her tube, and turned stone.And that his soul appeared in this same place, and he ordered that he sacrificed him there;And so was the sacrifice of this very old huaca;which was always made of gold, clothing, seashells, and other things;And he used to be done by good temporary.The second guide of this ceque was said, Patallacta;It was a house that Diputó Inca Yupanqui for the sacrifices of him, and he died in her, and the Incas who later succeeded him made here ordinary sacrifice.He was generally offered all the things that they consumed in sacrifice, for the health, and prosperity of the Inca.The third huaca was called, pilcopuquio;It is a source next to the house overdicted, from which a ditch comes out: and tell the Indians that have made Inca Yupanqui that house for sacrifices;He ordered that he left that water and then decreed that he was became ordinary sacrifice.The fourth huaca was said, Cirocaya;It is a stone cave, from which they had believed to leave the hail: so at the time they feared from him, they were all going to sacrifice it because it did not leave, and destroyed them the sow.La Quinta, and Postrera Huaca of this ceque was named, Sononcay;It is a hill where it was very old to offer sacrifices for the health of the Inca.The second check of this same Chinchaysuyo road was said, Payan;In which there were 8 Huacas de El Ayllu, and Family of Vicaquirao.The first huaca was said, Guaracince, which was in the Plaza de El Temple of El Sol named Chuquipampa Sound Llano de Oro was a plain piezuel that was there;In which they said that the earth tremor was formed.They did sacrifices in it so that it does not tremble, and they were very solemn;Because when the earth trembled, children killed and ordinarily burned, and clothes, and buried gold, and silver.The second guide was called, Racramirpay;This was a stone that had a window that was a little more under where it is now the convent of San Agustín;whose story they refer in this way: that in a certain battle that he gave Inca Yupanqui to the enemies of him, an Indian appeared in the air, and helped him overcome the.And after the Vitoria, came to El Cuzco with the Inca said, and sitting in that window became stone;Which from that time worshiped, and made him ordinary sacrifice.And particularly he was solemn when the Inca personally went to war asking him to help the king as he had helped Inca Yupanqui in that war.The third huaca was a massive gold idol called Inti Apa, which means thunder from the sun;Which was put on rich golden goals.He did inca Yupanqui, and took it by guide or brother.He had a house in the neighborhood of Totocache, and made him great veneration and in the same house, or temple was the body of said Inca Yupanqui.They made this idol very ordinary sacrifice of children, and of everything else, begging the forces of the Inca, and their empire does not diminish.The fourth huaca was said, Viroypacha.It is a pork of reasonable water, which statanyed by Inca Yupanqui Huaca, was begged for the stillness of the Inca, the Quinta Huaca was a Llano called, Chuquibamba, which is next to the fortress;They sacrificed him as the others.The sixth huaca was said, Macasayba;It was a large stone that Inca Yupanqui put next to the plain of Chuquibamba and sent him veneration, and sacrifices for the health of the king.The Séntima Huaca was a quarry called, Guayrangalle, which is above the fortress, in which they made sacrifices for various respects.The eighth and latest huaca of this ceque was said, Guayllaurcaja, is a portezuelo that is done in the middle of a hill, where Viracocha Inca sat many times to rest on the said hill: and from that time, and by his command was heldBy adoratory.The third cEque of this road was said, Collana;It had 10 huacas, and the first was called, Nina, which was a brazier made of a stone, where the fire was lit for the sacrifices, and could not take the other part: it was next to the temple the sun, andHe had great veneration, and solemn sacrifices were made.The second guide was said, Canchaapacha, it was a source that was on the street of Diego Maldonado, which made sacrifice for certain stories that the Indians tell.The third huaca was a source called, Ticicocha, which was inside the house of El Said Diego Maldonado: It was this source of Coya, or Queen Mamaocllo, in which they became very large, and ordinary sacrifices, especially when they wanted to ask for somethingTo said Mamaocllo, who was the most revered woman who had between these Indians.The fourth huaca was said, condorcacha, and it was the house in which Inca Yupanqui lived.The Fifth Huaca was a happiness, Pomacorco, and they do not give another reason to sacrifice it more than having been Guaynacapac.The sixth huaca was called, molliagrace, it was a certain stone that was in the middle of a flash, callaver;which he ordered put there, and have the per hives, Inca Yupanqui.The Séntima Huaca was the house that was from King Tupa Inca called Calcopuquioguaci, in which sacrifices were offered to said Inca Tupa.The eighth huaca was a source that was said, calplack, which was down the said house of Tupa Inca, and they were going to wash in it all those who were made in the party of El Raymi.Water is swallowed from this source for the Inca with many songs made for only this, and they were maids that bring it.The ninth huaca was called, cugiguaman, was a hawklike stone, said Inca Yupanqui had appeared at a quarry, and sent him to put themselves in this ceque, and sacrifices were made.The tenth huaca of this ceque was a Fontezuela said quinapuquy, which pointed out by Inca Yupanqui loving, were offered sacrifices for the health of the Inca.At the fourth ceque they called, Payao, had 8 huacas;Of which the first was said, Araytampu, was a large stone with another 4 small, which were next to the house that was Benito de la Peña, and they were from the pururaucas.The second guide was called, Puñi, I was on a small plain next to the house of Diego Maldonado: it was very solemn widow because it was because of the dream: they offered him all kinds of sacrifices, and came to him for 2 demands, theOne to beg for those who could not sleep, and the other that did not die sleeping.The third huaca was called, Curiocllo, was a womans curiollo house that was from Amaro Topa Inca, which was in Colcapata, and also worshiped a fountain that was next to her.The fourth guide was called, Colcapata, and it was the house of Paullu Inca, where there was a stone per idol, who adored Ayllu de Andasaya: And the origin he had was he had commanded adoring Pachacutic Inca, because he said that a certain sir had beenConverted into said stone.The Quinta Huaca was said, Guamacancha, which was the fortress in a crill of this name;It was a fence within which there were 2 small owls deputies to fast when they were made of orejones.The sixth Huaca was a large stone called, Collaconcho, which was in the fortress, which claims to bring it for that building fell 3 times, and killed some Indians: and the sorcerers in questions they asked, said they answered that ifThey were in complaint to put in the building, all there would be an evil end, beyond that they would not be part for it.And since that time was held by general huaca;which offered by the forces of the Inca.The Sétima Huaca was said, Chachacomaja, were certain trees on hand, next to which was a stone who made sacrifice because the Inca did not have anger.The eighth and last huaca of this ceque was a high hill called, Chuquipalta, which is next to the fortress, in which 3 stones were on behalf of the Pachaychachic, Inti Illapa, and Punchau: and in this hill universal sacrifice was madeof children, and girls;and small figures of the same made of gold;And clothes were burned;And rams, because it was he had a very solemn width.The fifth ceque of this same path, and direction of Chichaysuyu was said, Cayao;It contained 10 huacas: the first call, Cuscricancha, was the place where Inca Yupanqui border of the Temple of Coricancha;And for this reason they offered those of the Ayllu Inacapanaca.The second huaca was a temple called, pucamarca, which was in the houses that were from the graduate of the range in which there was an idol of the thunder said Chucuylla.The third huaca was said, Cuzcocalla, was on the street that goes to the square by going through this line, or CEque;And it was a good number of stones that claimed to be of the pururaucas.The fourth huaca was the main square called, Aucaypata, which is also here;In it the universal sacrifice was made for the sun, and the other huacas;And it was distributed, and took the other parts of the kingdom, and it was very revered.The fifth was a bueno called, coracure, in which I slept Inca Yupanqui, which is where the houses of Cabildo are now: he ordered the Inca saying to worship that place, and burn on clothes, and rams, and so it was done.The sixth huaca was called, Sabbacurinca, was a wellcarved seat, where the Incas sat;which was very venerated, and it was solemnly sacrifices;And out of respect this seat was adored all the fortress: that I should be inside, or next to it.The Séntima Huaca was called, Chacaguanacauri;which is a cerrillo that is way of yucay;Where the mancebnes that were arid for a certain straw that were wearing in the spears.The Eighth Huaca was a small burial call, Guamangguachca, of a brother of Guaynacapac, which was from the other part of the fortress;He made a worship for having died small the brother of the Inca, saying that by the veneration they gave him would not die more than that age.The Ninth Huaca was a hill that is on the way to the Yucay Valley called, Cinca, in which there was a stone that worshiped the Indians of Ayamarca, having for opinion that came from it.The tenth huaca was a cumsy, or spring called, Corcorpuquiu;in which children and everything else were offered.The sixth ceque was said, Colana, like the third and had 11 huacas: the first was said, Catonge, and it was a stone of the pururaucas, which was in a window next to the temple of El Sol.The second guide was called, Pucamarca, was a deputy house or temple for the sacrifices of El Pachayachachic, in which children were sacrificed, and everything else.The third huaca was said, ñan, which means road, was in the square where the way was taken for Chinchaysuyu: Universal sacrifice was made by the walkers, and because that way was always whole, and do not collapse, andCayese.The fourth huaca was by name, Guayra, and was at the door of Cajana;In it was made sacrifice to the wind so that it did not hurt: and was made a hole, in which sacrifices were buried.The Quinta Huaca was the Huaynacapac Palace called Cajana;Within which there was a lagoon named Ticcicocha, which was a major worship, and where great sacrifices were made.The sixth huaca was a source called, Capipacchan that was in Capi, in which the Inca used to bathe;sacrifices were made, and prayed that the water did not take the strength, nor did it hurt him.The Séntima Huaca was said, Capi, which means root;It was a very large root of quinoa, which said the sorcerers who was the root of where the Cuzco came from, and that by it was kept: it made sacrifices for the conservation of the city.The eighth was called, Quisco, was on top of Capis hill, where universal sacrifice was made for the same reason as the root overdicted.The Ninth Huaca was a hill called, Quiangalla, who is on the road to Yucay, where there were 2 cars, or pillars that had as a sign that the sun was the beginning of the summer there.The tenth was a Fontezuela who was saying, Guragaillapuquiu, and is next to this hill, in which it took the dust that was plenty of the sacrifices of the huacas of this ceque.The eleventh, and Sun Huaca was said, Ilacamarca, was in a fortress that had built on a rock of Yucay.And in it the huacas of this ceque ended.The seventh ceque was said Cayao, and was from Ayllu de Capailu, had the 8 huacas that are followed: The first was called Omanamaro, and it was a long stone, which said to be of the Pururaucas, which was at the door of theHouse that was Figueroa.Universal sacrifice was made for the health of the Inca.The second guide was 2 small owls called Sancacancha, the one;and the other, hurrish;Where they had a lot of lions, tigers, snakes, and all the bad savings that could be.In these owls they put the prisoners who brought the war;and the one who died that night, ate the said beasts;And he was alive, they took him out;And this had as a sign that he had a good heart, and purpose of serving the Inca.The third huaca was said, Marcatampu, were a round stones, which were in Carmenga, where now is the parish of Santa Ana;which indicated by Inca Yupanqui main hidore: children were offered for health, and conservation of the Inca.The fourth was called, Taxanamaro;They were 5 round stones that Viracocha Inca sent to put the toxan hill, which is on top of Carmenga.The offering given to him was only of shells;He begged this guide by the Vitoria of the Inca.To the fifth huaca of this ceque they called, Vrcoslla Amaro, were many stones together on a crill that is on top of Carmenga;It was made sacrifices for the health of the Inca.The sixth was said, Callancapuquiu, is the ticutic spring, which offered shells because always manase.The Séntima Huaca was said, Churuncana, is a round hill that is on top of Carmega, where the real road of Chinchero de El de Yucay is sides.From this hill the sacrifices were made to Ticciviracocha, asking him to expire the Inca throughout the earth to the confines of the sea: they offered him of all things, especially children.The eighth, and last huaca of this ceque was a source called, Mujayllapuquiu, which is close to Guarguaylla;They offered itching shells for certain effects.The eighth ceque of this road was said, Payan, like the second, and there was 13 Huacas.The first was a small house next to the Temple of El Sol called, Ilanguarque, in which certain weapons were kept that they claimed to have given the Sun to Inca Yupanqui, with which he beat his enemies: he was made to this universal sacrifice.The second was said, mancochuqui, was a huanacauri punch;And what was caught from her sacrificed him.The third huaca was a source called, Aucaypata, which was next to where it is now the Casa de Cabildo, in which the priests of Chucuilla said that b...