The Ceque System of Cuzco: The Social Organization of the Capital of the Inca

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Brill Archive, 1964 - Religion - 305 pages
 

Contents

MAP OF SOUTHERN PERU facing
1
3 The adaptation of a system of three matrilineal marriage classes
3
3 The ten ayllu as given by Sarmiento
7
The resulting relationship of the upper moiety I + III
11
3 Three questions discussed which must be placed centrally if
14
5 A method for describing the ceque system
23
7 The restriction that the ceque system is the Incas own theory
29
Modern writers on the organization of Cuzco
35
2 The reasons why I considered that the history of the Inca which
122
3 To indicate how the material from 2 elucidates the second
139
8 The rulers Yahuar Huacac and Tarco Huaman
149
The relationship of suyu I to suyu IV in the second representation
155
THE THIRD REPRESENTATION
171
4 The influence of the quinquepartition on the organization
178
7 The position of the preInca population of Cuzco in the group
192
The Payan group all the Payan ceque and Cayao group all
199

The quadripartition as the second principle of organization
42
7 The different applications in the ceque system of the terms Col
48
The third representation of the organization of Cuzco
55
13 A theoretical discussion of the concept of principle of organization
62
THE FIRST REPRESENTATION OF THE ORGANIZATION OF Cuzco
68
of Manco Capac and his brothers and sisters
75
4 Summary of the Collana Payan and Cayao characteristics
101
6 Conclusion
113
THE COORDINATION OF THE THREE REPRESENTATIONS
210
3 The five worlds
218
5 The adaptation of the quinquepartition and the decempartition
224
DATA WHICH DO NOT REFER DIRECTLY TO ANY SINGLE REPRESEN
236
4 Sister or daughter exchange
246
INDEX
257
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