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Coya

by hughpierre
The Coya is the queen to the Sapa of Tawantinsuyu.

Requirements

She must be a female relative of the current Sapa or prospective Sapa. Be it a sister, a half-sister, an aunt or a cousin from an established panaqa.

Duties

  • Organize aid to the victims in the event of major catastrophes
  • Preside over priestesses and their worship of female deities
  • Manage a portion of the Sapa's direct harem
  • Sponsor and raise up talented girls, found in or outside the nobility, to her service
  • Responsibilities

    • Authority over the young women of Ca-Chisneu nobility
      • Decides the fate of daughters kept in the House of Women
      • Assign and enforce marriage prospects of high ranking unmarried men; even those outside the capital

    Benefits

  • Live in grandly decorated palaces separate from the Sapa
  • Influential in selecting which son might become the official heir to the throne
  • Possesses significant wealth of her own which she can dispose of as she wishes
  • Notable Holders

    Kichwasamin Pillpe Surichaqui
    (kich-way-sa-min / pill-p / su-ree-car-kee)

    The sapa's mother was Inkillay's regent who effectively ruled the empire until her death.  

    Kidadl Callañaupa Huamanchagua
    (ki-dag-l / cal-lan-au-pa / ha-wa-man-cag-ma)

    An Innoit princess with a troubled childhood born into the Sun Court.  

    Mamauqllu Carihuasari Cancha
    (ma-ma-klu / carry-way-zaa-raa / can-cha)

    A notorious queen whose matchmaking ambitions cultivated a rival court to her husband.  

    Ocllo Sisters

    Two of three noble daughters who, over the course of decades, secretly controlled a quarter of Tawantinsuyu administratively.

    Type
    Familial
    Form of Address
    Our Mother
    Alternative Naming
  • Qoya
  • Mamancik
  • Principal Wife
  • Daughter of the Moon
  • Equates to
    Queen Consort
    Source of Authority
    Goddess of the Moon
    Length of Term
    For as long as her husband is alive
    Reports directly to
    Related Locations
    Related Organizations


    Cover image: Coya by Félix Andrade

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