Comas The district has an important historical legacy, though little known, it is the remains of the lordship of Colliq. This dominion was developed during the Late Intermediate period and flourished in several areas of what is now known as Lima Norte. Had a fort that was built near the Sergio Bernales Hospital today and that helped to contain the ferocious attack of the enemy town Canta. Today we witness some remains that men and women of this dominion if we left we visited a small museum has been built by a person interested in protecting and preserving the historical legacy of the Colliq and whose effort is worth applaud, I am referring to Niquin Enrique Castillo. A continuaciñon will look briefly at the Colliq dominion.
the dominion of the COLLI AND RIVER VALLEY CHILLON
The Lordship of Colli Colli was ruled by the Capac or Ciequic Colli and had its headquarters in a town now called Pueblo Viejo, near the fortress of Collique. The domains of the manor, as already indicated, occupying the entire lower and middle part of the Chillon Valley, extending from the sea to Chuquicoto, topmost place Quivi (Today Quives) and bordering the territory of the Sing (Lordship enemy of the Colli).
The Colli was a warlike people who held frequent wars with their neighbors for water issues and land, getting an opportunity to invade part of the Lima valley. With the singing was in perpetual conflict over the waters of Chillon, which were vital to its economy and that had Cantena as their own and therefore sought to dispose of them at its own discretion. Long ago, before the expansion Andean Colli ladies were the highest, and the headwaters of the river by what is believed to ancestral right to the water and they were unacceptable impositions of Canta. For these reasons, the conflict between them was permanent, despite which Collis and sing traded in large quantities and performing common tasks on work of mutual interest, such as hydraulic type work.
Colli populations were numerous, standing on top the of: Macas, Zapan, Chaco, and Punchauca Huanchipuquio. In the lower valley covered Lordship current Carabayllo districts, Puente Piedra, Window, Callao, Comas and Independence.
The Lordship of Colli Colli was ruled by the Capac or Ciequic Colli and had its headquarters in a town now called Pueblo Viejo, near the fortress of Collique. The domains of the manor, as already indicated, occupying the entire lower and middle part of the Chillon Valley, extending from the sea to Chuquicoto, topmost place Quivi (Today Quives) and bordering the territory of the Sing (Lordship enemy of the Colli).
The Colli was a warlike people who held frequent wars with their neighbors for water issues and land, getting an opportunity to invade part of the Lima valley. With the singing was in perpetual conflict over the waters of Chillon, which were vital to its economy and that had Cantena as their own and therefore sought to dispose of them at its own discretion. Long ago, before the expansion Andean Colli ladies were the highest, and the headwaters of the river by what is believed to ancestral right to the water and they were unacceptable impositions of Canta. For these reasons, the conflict between them was permanent, despite which Collis and sing traded in large quantities and performing common tasks on work of mutual interest, such as hydraulic type work.
Colli populations were numerous, standing on top the of: Macas, Zapan, Chaco, and Punchauca Huanchipuquio. In the lower valley covered Lordship current Carabayllo districts, Puente Piedra, Window, Callao, Comas and Independence.
Colli's life was devoted to agriculture, emphasizing the cultivation of products such as maize, sweet potatoes, lima beans, peppers, and squash, in addition, also employed in the seafood diet.
Their pottery stands out as fairly simple. Utilitarian vessels were prepared clay type wide-mouth jar which had no decoration. Regarding its architecture is known that built using adobe. Highlights protective walls to prevent invasion their enemies.
The Colli worshiped different gods, emphasizing the worship of the moon and the hills that they considered sacred.
Colli 'clothing stands out for its simplicity. The men wore loincloths and women species rectangular sleeveless tunics which reached to the knee.
This lordship succumbs in the fifteenth century when military forces commanded by the Inca Tupac Yupanqui get her, appending to Tahuantinsuyo. The conquest of the Colli was not simple, over 1200 Colli defenders died defending the fortress of Collique which is located next to the Hospital of the same name.
ACTIVITIES
1. SAYS:
- Why collli lived constantly embroiled in conflict with the singing?
- Why do you think that despite the differences collis and sing traded between them?
- If colli life was devoted to agriculture, How important was the Rio Chillon for them? Too much or too little
- Do you consider important to study as a student Colli Fe y AlegrÃa 13? Why?
2.
MADE A picture of one of the activities that colliq performed. (In an A4 sheet of paper, stuck on your notebook).
3. Reflection:
Should we protect all that our ancestors have left us? Why? Write a short text from 8 lines minimum.
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