The Inca Manco Inca, was the Indian noble Resistance began to Vilcabamba in order to expel the English and rebuild the rule of Tahuantinsuyo. Although he initially supported the invaders and faced the General Atahualpa (Quito), then was deceived and betrayed by Pizarro who, after his coronation "symbolic" in Cuzco, decided imprisoned and subjected to humiliation that triggered the anger of the Inca Manco Huaynacapac heir. "Manco Inca succeeded in that goal primarily because Mascaipacha girded in the middle of the usual ritual, with the presence and recognition of several curacas and many members of the Inca elite becoming this how the new Inca ruler ... "
Regalado de Hurtado, LILIANA "Titu Cusi Yupanqui and his time" PUPC Fondo Editorial 1997.
"Manco position soon proved paradoxical, if on the one hand, continued to appear in the eyes of his subjects as the son of the sun and received the honors and veneration traditionally reserved the Inca, the English on the other side, devoured by the gold rush, the worst humiliations inflicted on him. They came to arrest him for ransom twice fabulous, and his detention was accompanied by unbearable humiliation. "
Francesca Cantú "AWARENESS OF AMERICA: CHRONICLES OF A MEMORY IMPOSSIBLE "PUCP Fondo Editorial 1995.
