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{{short description|Peruvian painter and poet}} ...believed to have been a [[Dominican Order|Dominican]] priest, though some historians have described him as a [[Mercedarian]]. After being admitted to the order, ...

...ved 21 June 2009)</ref> or '''Basilio de Santa Cruz Puma Callao''' was a [[Peruvian]] painter of [[Quechua people|Quechua]] (Inca) and [[Ladino people|Ladino]] Initially art historians believed Basilio Santa Cruz to be a Spanish [[friar]], but historian Jorge ...

{{see also|Chilean wheat cycle|Peruvian wine}} ...llalobos|Silva|Silva|Estellé|1974}}{{sfn|Collier|Sater|2004}} According to historians {{harvnb|Villalobos|Silva|Silva|Estellé|1974}} the 1687 events were only t ...

...is known to exist in its entirety is "An Account of the Ancient Customs of Peruvian Natives." Most of the "Account" describes the religion of the Incas in hig [[Category:Peruvian male writers]] ...

...ence of events and location of towns in his narrative. They say that "some historians regard Garcilaso's ''La Florida'' to be more a work of literature than a wo ...reffler, Michael J. and Jessica Welton. "Garcilaso de la Vega and the 'New Peruvian Man': José Sabogal's frescoes at the Hotel Cusco," ''Art History'' 33, (Ja ...

...or María Tello de Lara y de Arévalo y Espinosa. Other scholars. including Peruvian scholar [[Ricardo Palma]], doubt that Amarilis was a woman;<ref name="leona [[Category:17th-century Peruvian poets]] ...

...sciple of Italian artist [[Angelino Medoro]]. In the words of the Bolivian historians José de Mesa and [[Teresa Gisbert Carbonell|Teresa Gisbert]], authors of t ...y Angulo, who collected European art and made his collection available to Peruvian artists. He promoted and financially assisted such Cusqueña artists such a ...

...(but non-Inca) Yarowilca dynasty of [[Huánuco Pampa|Guánuco]] in the north Peruvian cordillera, he was a direct descendant of the eminent indigenous conqueror ...pent most of his life in or near [[Huamanga Province|Huamanga]], a central Peruvian district. It is believed that the first time he left his hometown was when ...

...umentos/FORMULARIO%20DE%20CANDIDATURA.pdf|date=2009-11-04}} Compilation of historians, anthropologists, researchers and folklorists about the Carnival of Oruro a ...das2">[[Diablada#refDiablosDiabladas|Echevers Tórrez 2009]]</ref> Bolivian historians currently maintain that the Diablada dates back 2000 years to the rituals o ...

...was considerably greater than that of contemporary Panama. Some Panamanian historians have suggested that there might have been a population of 500,000 Indians f ...perity, therefore, fluctuated with the volume of trade, made up largely of Peruvian shipments. When the [[Inca]] gold was exhausted, great quantities of silver ...

...formance to the schooners of that time. Marryat is considered, by maritime historians, to be an authoritative source on such matters.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=B ...g in 1841.{{r|MacGregor 1984|pp=79-80}} The first ship to bring a cargo of Peruvian guano to the UK, in 1841, setting off decades of a lucrative export trade.< ...

...umb|180px|The "Ransom Room", in [[Cajamarca]], Peru, is considered by most Peruvian [[historian]]s to be the place where the [[Inca Empire]] came to an end wit ...

...ut|the 1828 war|other conflicts|Peruvian–Bolivian War (disambiguation){{!}}Peruvian–Bolivian War}} | conflict = 1828 Peruvian–Bolivian War ...

...-ton [[Pinnace (ship's boat)|pinnace]] ''Fancy''.{{sfn|Marley|2008|p=128}} Historians say that the crew of the ''Dainty'' and the other ships were of very poor q On 31 May, sailing along the Peruvian coast, between [[Chincha Alta]] and [[San Vicente de Cañete]], he met a Sp ...

...ile: 1808–2002'' [[Cambridge University Press]]. p. 10.</ref> According to historians [[Sergio Villalobos|Villalobos]] ''et al''. the 1687 events were only the d ...tainers used for wine storage.<ref name="Lacoste"/> The gradual decline of Peruvian wine even caused Peru to import some wine from Chile as it happened in 1795 ...

...onies as small change is unresolved and a matter of dispute among economic historians. Royal regulations of 1565 specifically stated that neither gold nor welló ...cross type cobs continued to be produced there until 1734. Meanwhile, all Peruvian coins circulating in Spain were called to the mints in 1650 to be recoined. ...

...ile: 1808–2002'' [[Cambridge University Press]]. p. 10.</ref> According to historians [[Sergio Villalobos|Villalobos]] ''et al''. the 1687 events were only the d The 1687 Peru earthquake also ended a Peruvian wine-boom as the earthquake destroyed [[wine cellar]]s and mud containers u ...

...ile: 1808–2002'' [[Cambridge University Press]]. p. 10.</ref> According to historians [[Sergio Villalobos|Villalobos]] ''et al''. the 1687 events were only the d The 1687 Peru earthquake also ended a Peruvian wine-boom as the earthquake destroyed [[wine cellar]]s and mud containers u ...

...ment on his place of birth. Below are the versions of some chroniclers and historians: ...would have been born as a legitimate son. Several historians, such as the Peruvian [[Raúl Porras Barrenechea]] and the Ecuadorian [[Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño ...

...ntered the war to obtain economical gains has been a topic of debate among historians.<ref name=salazarpinto25-29/><ref>{{cite journal |last=Ortega |first=Luis | When conquering Peruvian territories in 1880 Chile imposed a 1.6 [[Chilean peso|$]] tax on each [[qu ...