- Tumebamba,
Tomebamba (hispanicized spellings), or
Tumipampa (Kichwa for "Knife Field", Tumi: Knife, Pampa: Field) was a
former main
regional city in the...
- The
Tomebamba River is a
river of Ecuador. It runs
through the city of
Cuenca and
merges with the Machángara
River forming the
Matadero River in the basin...
- as well as its
largest and most po****ted city. It is
crossed by the
Tomebamba, Tarqui,
Yanuncay and Machángara rivers, in the south-central inter-Andean...
-
designated Ninan Cuyuchi as successor, but he had also
fallen ill and died in
Tomebamba without his father's knowledge.
Although a
group of
curacas tried to keep...
-
Cuenca area. Two of the four
rivers of
Cuenca originate from Cajas, the
Tomebamba and
Yanuncay rivers which eventually drain into the
Amazon River. The...
- is a
river of Ecuador. It
originates in the city of
Cuenca where the
Tomebamba River merges with the Machángara River. It is a
tributary of the Paute...
-
envisioned by his son
Huayna Capac to be a
second capital along with Cuzco,
Tomebamba has some
extensive networks of
hydraulic construction that archeologists...
- the
southern Andes of Ecuador. In the city of
Cuenca it
merges with the
Tomebamba River forming the
Matadero River in the
basin of the
Amazon River. List...
- city. In addition, the name
includes the fact that four
rivers cross it:
Tomebamba, Tarqui,
Yanuncay and Machángara. The rest of the name
comes from the...
-
Cajamarca and Huancabamba, in
current territories of Peru; and Ingapirca,
Tomebamba or
Riobamba in Ecuador. This was
regarded by the
Incas as "the" Qhapaq...
