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- - - - E.g The great rebellion of 1536 in Peru, when Manco Capac raised an army of 100,000 and laid siege to Cuzco after the Spanish captured it.
      - Millenarian movement or millenarism.
        
        The belief by a religious, social, or political group or movement in a coming major transformation of society after which all things will be changed for the better
        
        Taki Ongoy
        
        Leadership claimed they were messengers from the traditional Inca gods who would return and destroy the Spaniards by releasing disease or other calamities.
        
        Native priests of the Taki Ongoy movement told people to prepare themselves for the new age by cleansing themselves of Spanish ways.
        
        According to one Taki Ongoy member "...God and the Spaniards (will be) defeated and all the Spaniards killed and their cities drowned; and the sea will rise up and overwhelm them and abolish their memory."
        
        Native priests of the Taki Ongoy preached the total rejection of Spanish religion and customs.
        
        Told not to wear Spanish clothing, enter Christian churches, or cooperate with the Spanish in any way.
        
        Taki Ongoy religious revitalization coincided with the armed military resistance of Manco Capac against the Spanish
        
        Taki Ongoy movement ended in 1572 with the death of the last Inca ruler at Vilcabamba, Tupac Amaru, who was captured and beheaded by the Spanish
  - - - Demanded protection for the Indigenous and threatened eternal damnation to King Charles V.
  - - - Prayed to saints for certain things, certain gods were associated with certain saints. E.g. Aztec rain god was converted or merged with Saint John.
        
        Wood or clay dolls made of saints/gods who were prayed and worshipped in churches and caves
    - - The Church also supported resettlement or "congregation" of dispersed populations into villages and towns. Made it easier for priests to have more regular and closer contact with the Indigenous to try and convert them to Christianity
  - - - Archbishop demands proof so Diego returns to the hills of the Tepeyac and the Virgin of Guadalupe tells him to roll roses in his tilma or poncho. When he returns to the archbishop he unrolls his tilma to an a perfect image of the Virgin of Guadalupe is on the poncho.
        
        Temple is built to honor the Virgin of Guadalupe
- - - - Lead to the development of compadrazgo which was based on the Catholic god-parenthood.
        
        Different and multiple compadrazgo's came about in different cultural milestones in Latin American's way of life
  - - - Value of gold and silver in terms of culture still stands
- - - - 700 actors recreate the ancient ritual
      - Spanish conquistadors and Roman Catholic priest prohibited the worship in the 16th century, was kept alive in secret.
        
        A group of artists officially reinitiated the Inti Raymi jubilee in Peru in 1944.