were Inca by class, if not blood relatives of the Sapa Inca. Besides the Qoya/Coya (the principal wife or queen), royal wives, children and various attaches...

sun/day *güneĺ, *gün kün güneş, gün günəş, gün kün, qujaš gin/gün gün qoyaş, kön kujaš qoyaş, kön kün kün quyosh, kun quyash, kün kün hĕvel, kun cloud *bulït...

Xəterdəge töyennər (Хәтердәге төеннәр, 1983) Soñğı kitap (Соңгы китап, 1986) Qoyaş bayır aldınnan (Кояш баер алдыннан, 1996) "Emirhan Yeniki'nin hikâyeciliği"...

was an editor of Äl-İslax (The Renewal), he was published in newspapers Qoyaş (The Sun), Yoldız (The star), İdel (Volga), journals Yalt-yolt (The Lightning)...

The Wedding of Martín García Oñas de Loyola with Doña Ñusta Beatriz Clara Qoya, which depicts the union of this Spanish captain, nephew of St. Ignatius...

plural form awkikuna.: awki  The Auqui was the son of the Sapan Inca and the Qoya (main wife). He was not always the eldest son, but rather the one who showed...

the earth, signaling the beginning of the plowing season. In the month of Qoya Raymi the Situa, a ceremony of purification, was performed that started in...

to write for the new literature magazine Añ and the democratic newspaper Qoyaş (The Sun), edited by Fatix Əmirxan. As Əmirxan was paralyzed, they stayed...

Yörer idem, menər idem zur tawnıñ başına. Tağın ber qat cırlar idem Basıp qoyaş qarşında. In his poem "My home village Yañapar" (Aktuk), Hakimcan longs...

Çolaçıq → Starozhilovo Çöñgelek → Kostirnoye Çörelek → Strelkovoye Çuqur Qoyaş → Tarasovka Çürübaş → Priozernoye El Tiygen → Geroyevskoye Kez → Krasnopolyana...

bloodline to Manqo Qhapaq and Qoya Qori Kuka. Manqo Qhapaq was the mythic ancient Inka ancestor, known as the first Inka, and Qoya Qori Kuka was a great female...

Marriage of Captain Martín García de Loyola and the Inca ñusta Beatriz Clara Qoya, daughter of Sayri Túpac; parents of the first Marchioness of Oropesa. 17th...

woman ñusta Ana María García Qoya de Loyola, daughter of the hidalgo Martín García de Loyola and the ñusta Beatriz Clara Qoya, daughter of Sayri Túpac, Inca...

Oñez, Chile SS Coya, a 19th-century iron-hulled steamship on Lake Titicaca Qoya or coya, queen of the Inca Empire Coya Asarpay (fl. 1533) Coya Cusirimay...

and honored by the panaka, the mummies (mallki) of the Sapa Inca and his Qoya (also spelled colla, royal wife), conferred Huaca status, continued to hold...

cultures, the Incas mummified their dead sovereigns, the Sapan Inca and his Qoya (queen) and worshipped them after the death. Mummies were taken care of by...

According to the chronicles: 234  it was used by the Inca and his colla (or qoya, the queen), to pray. The Huanuco Pampa plaza is a huge open space measuring...