Colla people

E351201

The Colla people are an indigenous Aymara-speaking group of the Andean Altiplano, historically influential in the Lake Titicaca region and central to the pre-Inca Colla Kingdom.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Colla people canonical 4
Kolla people 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
indigenous people
altitudeOfHomeland high-altitude plateau
associatedBodyOfWater Lake Titicaca
associatedWith Colla Kingdom
climateOfHomeland cold semi-arid
conqueredBy Inca Empire
continent South America
cosmology Andean cosmology
country Bolivia
Peru
culturalArea Central Andes
culturalHeritage Andean music
ritual festivals
ethnicGroupOf Aymara people
historicalInfluence Lake Titicaca polity formation
historicalLanguageFamily Aymaran languages
historicalPeriod pre-Inca era
historicalRegion Collao
historicalRole major polity of the Altiplano before the Incas
language Aymara
surface form: Aymara language
partOf Aymara cultural sphere
region Altiplano plateau
surface form: Andean Altiplano

Lake Titicaca region
relatedGroup Lupaca people
Pacaje people
Uru people
religion Andean religion
Roman Catholicism
ritualPractice agricultural rituals
offerings to Pachamama
socialStructure kin-based communities
subsistenceStrategy mixed farming and herding
traditionalClothing Andean wool garments
traditionalCrop potato
quinoa
traditionalEconomy agriculture
pastoralism
traditionalHousing adobe houses
stone houses
traditionalLivestock alpaca
llama
sheep
traditionalPractice terrace farming
vertical archipelago system
traditionalTransport llama caravans
useOf ayllu social organization
communal land tenure

Referenced by (5)

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

Collasuyu namedAfter Colla people
San Antonio de los Cobres localIndigenousPresence Colla people
this entity surface form: Kolla people
Hatun Colla capitalOf Colla people
Hatun Colla politicalCenterOf Colla people
Hatun Colla usedBy Colla people