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UH·ir

nu1nerou

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auxiliary forces. 'Ih Golden Gar–

l

·u

'va

located

on

one

of

the western

1

erra

e s.

The ' kancha" or corral for the animals

k

pt

f

or sacrificial purposes was located on the

ll'V

1

pot towards Pumajchupan.

J ILLA- \\

I : This building is dedicated

a ~

lb

r usid ne of

th

Aj iUas or chosen virgins.

l l

c.

L

n

l

el

from th Plaza de Arn1as to Intipam-

1

>fl.

or

Lh

plain of the Sun. Th

e

streets connecf–

i

11 ,.,,

M

ruri and th Pampa del Castillo

is

modern

-

bll

i

ll onl

V

1110

sL

·ty

J

ars ago.

'rll'

1

rn1ous areas for the women includ-

d

p ·

rd n ,

Vi

ood ,

f

ountains, space for caring for

1

n10

tic animals, textile

tabli ' lf.Oents a fac–

t

rJ for

labo

rn

.)

sa¡cred drink (el akja) etc.

These g ntle

i

1

were sslect d

by

bigh and

r si ctable

fui

·e

i

rnaries th¡roughout the entire

1

.mpire

u.ce

ll"'

ir

0

to -strict esth tic pr.'nciples,

and ' "' re res rv

'el

for the Sun and the Inka, and

,x,

r

0

·h

n to

'h

great dignitaries of the Court

,,-hcncver thc l\'lonal'ch -vvished to reward them for

om

l aceful or -vvarlike deed . .

They were classified into six groups. Their

principal occupation consisted in weaving.

They

\"\. v

the finest cloth for the Inka and for relig–

i0us relics. They manufactured

the

liquor and

, pre1 ar d thc meals for th E1nperor. He, as well

as

his

l r gnl

\VÍÍ

(lhe Koya) " re ser\ ed by hun-

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