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i·n1· .·, \.11
lil'anLe and rll'iunf slr L' , the Bis-
11
p s pal e and Nazarena Square.
(7)
/(ora.-J(ora.
-
Raur au Ayllu; dese nclants
f
Sinchi Rok a . It was adj acent to K sana, V\rhere
\.V fi1
d th e Pot tal d Pizarra (or Harina ) to day.
(8 )
Z<ollanpata.
-
Chima Panaka Ayllu;
d e nclants of Manko-K apaj. Its limits have
h en gjv n already.
rrh
historian do not n1ak m ntion of the
:
nam s and the circUtmscription of the royal dis–
tricts of the descendants of Llok'e Yupanki, Maita
l( apaj, l{'apaj
Yupank~
and
YaV\r a~
Wak'aj; nor
has it b n possible to
fix
them up to the presenL
day. Th historians V\
1
ho mention the assa sinn.–
t.ion of K paj ·Yupanki stat that he lived
nea~
tbe Templ of
t
1
'un. If a"Yar-\vak'aj · stead
of
Wirakoch ( B anzos a;Hd Ci zq, state erron -
ously pcrhap )
·as
the Monarch who abandon–
d Cuzco at
t
t
im o th.e
ir
vasión o the Chank'
a it would be JJOssible to cxplain the lack of an–
o stry with a definite site in the capital of the
En1pir due to the circu1nstance that the fugitive
IHka established himself at Kallka -
Jawa.na. This
sHe might pos ibly be the onc above Paukartika
\vhcre· ruins are to be found .
It has already been intimated that Pachacutej
i
acle ubstantial alterations in the distribution of
tlJe u1,;ban ayllus. Therc is no doubt that Sincbi
' HoI- a and his father l\1anko K'apaj, as vvell as
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