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- %C3%91usta_Huillac abstract "Ñusta Huillac was a Kolla leader who rebelled against the Spanish in Chile in 1780. She was nicknamed La Tirana (Spanish for "The Tyrant") because of her mistreatment of prisoners. She fell in love with Vasco de Almeida, one of her prisoners, and pleaded with her people for him. After her father's death, she became the leader of a group of Inca who were brought to Chile to mine silver in Huantajaya.".
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- %C3%91usta_Huillac hasPhotoCollection Ñusta_Huillac.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac name "Huillac, Nusta".
- %C3%91usta_Huillac shortDescription "Chilean rebel".
- %C3%91usta_Huillac description "Chilean rebel".
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:18th-century_female_rulers.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Chilean_people_of_indigenous_peoples_descent.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Chilean_women.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Colonial_Chile.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Inca_Empire_people.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Indigenous_leaders_of_the_Americas.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Indigenous_military_personnel_of_the_Americas.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Rebels.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Resistance_to_colonialism.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Women_in_18th-century_warfare.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac subject Category:Women_in_war_in_South_America.
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- %C3%91usta_Huillac type Adult109605289.
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- %C3%91usta_Huillac type Agent.
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- %C3%91usta_Huillac comment "Ñusta Huillac was a Kolla leader who rebelled against the Spanish in Chile in 1780. She was nicknamed La Tirana (Spanish for "The Tyrant") because of her mistreatment of prisoners. She fell in love with Vasco de Almeida, one of her prisoners, and pleaded with her people for him. After her father's death, she became the leader of a group of Inca who were brought to Chile to mine silver in Huantajaya.".
- %C3%91usta_Huillac label "Ñusta Huillac".
- %C3%91usta_Huillac label "Ñusta Huillac".
- %C3%91usta_Huillac sameAs m.0fjbmg.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac sameAs Ñusta_Huillac.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac wasDerivedFrom Ñusta_Huillac?oldid=621093380.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac givenName "Nusta".
- %C3%91usta_Huillac isPrimaryTopicOf Ñusta_Huillac.
- %C3%91usta_Huillac name "Nusta Huillac".
- %C3%91usta_Huillac surname "Huillac".