History and Memory: the building of andine dynastic traditions
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revindias.2006.i236.359Keywords:
Succession, curacazgos, Inca empire, positional inheritance, JayancaAbstract
This article describes the practice of «positional inheritance» at the curacazgo and imperial levels as a form of dynastic succession. In a wider context, it argues that the process of converting oral traditions and myths into a historical narrative commonly accepted in a colonial setting was deficient and must be de-centered.
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