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Ñusta

Ñusta, which roughly translates to "princess" in the Quechua language, is a term for a highly noble or upper-class woman of Inca or Andean birth. Inca noblewomen were essentially part of the Inca Empire where they spoke the traditional Inca spoken language "Cuzco Quechua." Ñustas were not full descendants of Inca royalty. Therefore, the Quechua term was…

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Prominent Ñustas

Beatriz Clara CoyaMicaela Bastidas PuyucahuaJosé Gabriel Tupcal Amaru IncaInca-inspired rebellion of 1780
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After the Spanish conquest

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Marriage

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Coya

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Marriage

Coya

After the Spanish conquest

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Ñusta

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples72
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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Ñusta

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related to Coya · 21
Ñusta → Additionally, Apprenticeships, By, Coya, Cuzco, During, Generally, In Inca, Inca, Inca Royal, Incas, It's, One, Sapa Inca, Sun, The, The Inca, These, They, This
related to Marriage · 13
Ñusta → As, European, Europeans, For, Inca, Indigenous, Indigenous Americas, Sapa Inca, Spaniards, The, This, Through, When Spaniards
related to Clothing · 12
Ñusta → An, Assimilating, Despite Spanish, Hispanicized, In, Indigenous, Noblewomen, Spanish, The, Their, This, While
related to Beatriz Clara Coya · 11
Ñusta → Andes, Beatriz Clara Coya, Christianized, Inca, Incas, Indians, Indios, República, She, Spanish, While
related to Role in the public sphere · 9
Ñusta → Along, Coya, Despite, However, Inca, State's, Their, They, While
related to Morals · 5
Ñusta → Consequently, Hispanic, In, The, Their

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inca ñustas spanish women noblewomen coya status female empire family andean one elite sapa male would men also part system

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
these formed bonds of allegiance between women of varying ranks of Inca nobilityinstance ofApprenticeships0.80text
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaBeatriz Clara Coya0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaInca0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaAndes0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaShe0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaRepública0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaIndios0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaSpanish0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaWhile0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaIncas0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaChristianized0.60section
Ñustarelated to Beatriz Clara CoyaIndians0.60section

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