Lloque Yupanqui

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Lloque Yupanqui was a legendary early Sapa Inca ruler of the Kingdom of Cusco, traditionally regarded as one of the foundational monarchs of the Inca dynasty.

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Lloque Yupanqui canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Inca ruler
Sapa Inca
legendary figure
pre-Columbian monarch
associatedWith consolidation of early Inca rulership in Cusco
mythic expansion of Cusco’s influence
capital Cusco
child Mayta Cápac
chronologicalPlacement early Inca period (legendary, pre-imperial)
continent South America
country Kingdom of Cusco
linked to: Inca Empire
culture Inca civilization
linked to: Inca Empire
dynasty Hanan Cuzco dynasty (traditional Inca genealogy)
linked to: Hanan Cuzco dynasty
ethnicGroup Quechua (Inca)
linked to: Quechua
father Sinchi Roca
gender male
historicity semi-legendary
language Quechua (court language, traditional attribution)
legacy considered one of the foundational monarchs of the Inca dynasty
memberOf Inca dynasty
linked to: Inca royal family
mother Mama Cura
nativeNameLanguage Quechua
notableFor appearing in traditional Inca royal genealogies
being one of the early foundational Sapa Incas
partOf Inca Empire (mythic early phase)
linked to: Inca Empire
positionHeld Sapa Inca of the Kingdom of Cusco
predecessor Sinchi Roca
realm Cusco Valley
recordStatus chronology and deeds uncertain and largely legendary
region Andes
religion Inca religion
residence Cusco
source Inca oral tradition
Spanish colonial chronicles
spouse Mama Cava
successor Mayta Cápac
title Inca of Cusco
Sapa Inca
worshipped Inti
Viracocha

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Sinchi Roca successor Lloque Yupanqui
Sinchi Roca child Lloque Yupanqui