Note 41 — Chapter IV · PERUVIAN AND CHILEAN HISTORIANS, 1550-1600.
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When one was acclaimed sovereign Inca, the llantu, or fringe, was placed on his head, this act forming part of a ceremony corresponding to a royal coronation. Other features of the ceremony were fastening over the Inca’s shoulders the yacolla, or mantle, and clasping about his wrist the chapana or bracelet.—See Markham, The Incas of Peru, 292.