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i'
,.fhe Districts
Garcila o ele la \ ega has pr served for us the
names of all of the districts. Th other historians
ahno _, t ahvays enumerate the list incompletely.
}!;yen
Le
day
Vi
e
till
find many of the ancient
namrs . B
'gi1
nin.
0 •
at th e
orth ' 'e find:
( 1)
....
o/l,"apa ta
-The grauar.Tof upper Cuzco
01'
lcrrac·ri of the granary.
rJ.1lÜS
is ratb
I
tll
nam
o[
a building, and not of a di s lr ict. It is located
on the slopes of the fortress of Saj sav¡raman. It is
a.lso lTno\ ·n as the palace of Manko K'apaj. As
nn
be noted from its etymology, the building was
1oubt e s deslincd for p ialanster ' · During the
en rli'2r
r ·a
<
ay
Kolk
a
pata_ b cal(ne the re-
shlcn
e
u
l_,bal Paullu Inka, the faithful
fr icnd of
f
:magro .
(" )!Y'
J:
' '((ta
-
or "H ights of Carna-
ti
ons' , occupiecl l
h
slope wllich leads to Choke–
rl
1aka.
or the site of the present farmhouses.
(3)
Tokoka:chi
-
or "Salt Cave"
Vi
as con–
ti
n·ous to the preceding district, in what is knO\Vll
t.oday as San Blas. The buildings were doubtless
rudimentar. ' as there is not a single fragment of
Q.ranite v¡rall in this zoiie.
(4)
Munaisenl 'a
-
or "Beautiful
lVIoun–
tain Peak" was riear the present
R·e coh~ta,
where
\Ye
can find remains of buildings.
(5)
Rimajpa1npa
-
or "The Plain -vvhere
-
123 - .