zaque

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The zaque was one of the two paramount hereditary rulers of the Muisca Confederation in pre-Columbian central Colombia, governing the northern territories from his seat at Hunza (present-day Tunja).

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Zaque 1
zaque canonical 1

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf hereditary ruler
pre-Columbian political office
title
abolishedBy Spanish conquest of New Granada
surface form: Spanish conquest of the Muisca
associatedDeity Bochica
Sué
authorityScope military authority
political authority
religious authority
capital Hunza
present-day Tunja
category Indigenous American monarchs
Muisca rulers
Pre-Columbian titles
civilization Muisca
surface form: Muisca Confederation
coRulerRegion southern territories of the Muisca Confederation
coRulerTitle zipa
country pre-Columbian central Colombia
culture Muisca
ethnicGroup Muisca
surface form: Muisca people
governedTerritory northern territories of the Muisca Confederation
governmentForm chiefdom
monarchy
historicalSignificance key leadership institution of the Muisca Confederation
languageOfTitle Muysccubun
locatedInPresentDay Boyacá Department
Colombia
modernLocationOfSeat Tunja
overlordOf local caciques in northern Muisca territory
partOf Muisca
surface form: Muisca Confederation
politicalCenter Hunza
politicalStatus paramount ruler
supreme chief
predecessorInstitution earlier Muisca chieftaincies
rank one of two paramount rulers of the Muisca Confederation
region Altiplano Cundiboyacense
religionContext Muisca religion
selectionMethod dynastic succession
societalRole head of northern Muisca polity
succession hereditary succession
timePeriod before Spanish conquest of the Muisca
pre-Columbian era
titleUsedBy Muisca elite

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Muisca mainRulerTitle zaque
Hunza associatedWithTitle zaque
this entity surface form: Zaque