Collasuyu

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Inca quarter historical region

Collasuyu was the southeastern quarter of the Inca Empire, encompassing the highland and lowland regions around Lake Titicaca and extending into parts of present-day Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina.

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Inca quarter →
historical region →
associatedEthnicGroup Aymara →
surface form: Aymara peoples

Colla →
borders Antisuyu →
Chinchaysuyu →
Cuntisuyu →
capitalOrMainCenter Hatun Colla →
contains highland regions →
lowland regions →
dissolvedAfter Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire →
economyBasedOn agriculture →
long-distance trade →
pastoralism →
extendsIntoPresentDayTerritoryOf Argentina →
Bolivia →
Chile →
geographicalFeature Altiplano plateau →
surface form: Altiplano

Andes →
surface form: Andes Mountains
governedBy Inca-appointed governors →
importantCenter Tiwanaku culture →
surface form: Tiwanaku region
includesRegionAround Lake Titicaca →
knownFor high-altitude agriculture →
llama and alpaca herding →
languageUsed Aymara →
Quechua →
locatedInTheSoutheastOf Inca Empire →
modernCountriesOverlap Argentina →
Bolivia →
Chile →
Peru →
namedAfter Colla people →
oneOf four suyus of the Inca Empire →
partOf Inca Empire →
partOfPoliticalSystem Inca provincial administration →
partOfRoadSystem Qhapaq Ñan →
preIncaInfluence Colla Kingdom →
Tiwanaku culture →
surface form: Tiwanaku civilization
religion Inca state religion →
religiousCenter Lake Titicaca →
status defunct administrative division →
subdivisionOf Inca Empire →
surface form: Tawantinsuyu
timePeriod 15th–16th centuries →
Late Horizon →

Referenced by (6)

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

Chinchaysuyu → borderedBy → Collasuyu →
Cuntisuyu → borders → Collasuyu →
Chinchaysuyu → comparedWith → Collasuyu →
Antisuyu → sisterRegion → Collasuyu →
Inca Empire → suyu → Collasuyu →