El Primer Nueva Cronica Y Buen Gobierno Collection

TUPAC YUPANQUI (d. 1493). Tenth Inca ruler of Peru
TUPAC YUPANQUI (d.1493). Tenth Inca ruler of Peru. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno ( The First New Chronicle and Good Government ), 1583-1615

INCA FARMERS, 1583. Incan farmers planting corn with the aid of an Andean footplow. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y bien gobierno [The first chronicle and good government]

INCA FARMERS. Incas using footplows to sow a cornfield. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno ( The first new chronicle and good government ), 1583-1615, by Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala

SPANISH CRUELTY: PERU. A Spanish judge and examples of the punishments he has imposed on Peruvian Indians. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle

PERU: PIZARRO & ATAHUALPA. The first meeting, in 1532, of Francisco Pizarro and Atahualpa, the last Inca king. Drawing, c1600, by Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala

SPANISH CRUELTY TO INCAS. A Spanish monk abusing an elderly Incan woman as she weaves on an upright loom. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno

INCA SUN WORSHIP. An Inca captain offers a libation to the sun, then drinks the offering himself in the belief that he is an incarnation of the sun god

INCAN KING, 1583. An Incan king on his throne. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle and good government], 1583-1615, by Felipe Guaman Pomo de Ayala

INCAN KING & COUNCIL, 1583. An Incan king surrounded by members of his council. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle and good government], 1583-1615

INCA WARRIOR. An Inca warrior being carried in to battle on a litter. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle and good government], 1583-1615

INCA SHEPHERD. Inca shepherd with his llamas. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle and good government], 1583-1615, by Felipe Guaman de Ayala

SPANISH CRUELTY. A young Incan woman weeping as a Spanish nobleman beats her for errors he has found in her weaving. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y bien gobierno [The first chronicle

PERU: CONQUISTADOR. A Spanish conquistador trampling an Incan man. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno (The first new chronicle and good government), 1583-1615

PERU: SPANISH CONQUEST. Conversation between an Inca ruler and a Spanish conquistador. Inca: You take this gold? Spanish: This gold we take

PERU: INCA WARRIOR. An Inca warrior under emperor Huayna Capac, early 16th century. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno ( The First New Chronicle and Good Government )

PERU: INCA WARRIOR. Maitac, an Inca warrior of ancient Peru. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno ( The First New Chronicle and Good Government ), 1583-1615

FELIPE GUAMAN POMA DE AYALA (c1535-c1616). Indigenous noble Peruvian author and chronicler. Guaman Poma in Spanish dress being greeted by native Peruvians

PERU: SPANISH CONQUEST. Spanish ships sailing to Peru during the reign of Incan emperors Huascar and Atahualpa, c1527. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno

INCA SUN WORSHIP. An Inca captain offers a libation to the sun, then drinks the offering himself in the belief that he is an incarnation of the sun god

PERU: INCAN NOBLEMAN. An Incan nobleman receives a report from one of his officials, who holds a quipu used for counting and recording important facts and events

INCAN KING & COUNCIL, 1583. An Incan king surrounded by members of his council. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle and good government], 1583-1615

INCA WARRIOR. An Inca warrior being carried in to battle on a litter. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle and good government], 1583-1615

INCAN KING, 1583. An Incan king on his throne. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle and good government], 1583-1615, by Felipe Guaman Pomo de Ayala

INCA SHEPHERD. Inca shepherd with his llamas. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle and good government], 1583-1615, by Felipe Guaman de Ayala

TUPAC YUPANQUI (d. 1493). Tenth Inca ruler of Peru
TUPAC YUPANQUI (d.1493). Tenth Inca ruler of Peru. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno ( The First New Chronicle and Good Government ), 1583-1615

INCA QUIPU. An Incan nobleman receives a report from an official, who holds a quipu used for counting and recording facts and events. Drawing c1600, by Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala

SPANISH CRUELTY TO INCAS. A Spanish monk abusing an elderly Incan woman as she weaves on an upright loom. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle

TUPAC AMARU (d. 1572). Inca chieftan. Captain Martin Garcia de Loyola (center)
TUPAC AMARU (d.1572). Inca chieftan. Captain Martin Garcia de Loyola (center) and an aide bringing the captured Tupac Amaru in chains to Cuzco in 1572

ATAHUALPA (c1500-1533). Last Inca king of Peru. Atahualpa in prison, guarded by a Spanish soldier, 1533. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno [The first new chronicle

PERU: PIZARRO & ATAHUALPA. The first meeting, in 1532, of Francisco Pizarro and Atahualpa, the last Inca king. Pen and ink drawing, c1600, by Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala

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"El Primer Nueva Crónica y Buen Gobierno: A Glimpse into the Inca Empire and Spanish Cruelty" Step back in time to the era of Tupac Yupanqui, the tenth ruler of Peru, as we explore "El Primer Nueva Crónica y Buen Gobierno. " This captivating chronicle offers a vivid portrayal of life in the Inca Empire and sheds light on the dark reality of Spanish cruelty. Witness the resilience and ingenuity of Incan farmers as they plant corn using an Andean footplow. Marvel at their mastery over agriculture, passed down through generations. These hardworking individuals sow their fields with determination, utilizing footplows to ensure bountiful harvests. However, not all is idyllic in this ancient civilization. The arrival of Spanish conquerors brings forth unimaginable atrocities. A Spanish judge imposes brutal punishments upon innocent Incas, leaving us appalled by such acts of cruelty. Even more heart-wrenching is witnessing a Spanish monk abusing an elderly Incan woman—a stark reminder that power can corrupt even those who claim to be righteous. Yet amidst these horrors, glimpses of cultural richness emerge. An Inca captain pays homage to Inti (the sun god) through libations before partaking himself—an act steeped in reverence for their beliefs and traditions. The injustices inflicted upon the Incas continue unabated; a Spanish official orders an Incan chief's hanging for perceived failure. We are left questioning how humanity could stoop so low when faced with different cultures and ways of life. In contrast to these tales lies regal splendor—the image of an Incan king seated confidently on his throne surrounded by members of his council speaks volumes about leadership within this empire. Their wisdom guides them through turbulent times while maintaining unity among their people. Warriors play a crucial role in defending their land—observe an injured warrior being carried into battle on a litter, a testament to their unwavering dedication.