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	Muisca - NativeWiki
		Muisca refers to a nation of the Chibchan Culture that formed the Muisca Confederation encountered by the Spanish at the time of the conquest of what is now part of central Colombia in 1537.
		In fact the Muisca comprised two confederations: that of Hunza, whose sovereign was the Zaque and that of Bacatá, whose sovereign was the Zipa.
		The Muisca people were organized in a Confederation that was the union of states, which kept their own sovereignty within the greater political body.
	www.nativewiki.org /Muisca (4629 words)

	Muisca Religion \| Encyclopedia of Religion
		Their state comprised two principal kingdoms that, for four generations of rulers preceding the Spanish conquest of this area in 1537, were ruled by two hereditary monarchs, the Zipa from Bacata in the south and the Zaque from Hunsa in the north.
		For the cruelty he inflicted on the Muisca, Chibchacum was condemned for eternity to carry the earth on his shoulders; as he shifts the weight from one shoulder to another, earth tremors are felt (Arango Cano, 1970, pp.
		Muisca gods were worshiped at the streams, lakes, waterfalls, and mountains of the territory.
	www.bookrags.com /research/muisca-religion-eorl-09 (1269 words)

	News \| TimesDaily.com \| TimesDaily \| Florence, AL (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The language of the Muisca is the Chibchan, Muysca or Mosca that belongs to the Chibchan-Paezan linguistic family.
		The Muisca legislation was consuetudinary, it is to say, their rule of law was determined by long-extant customs with the approbal of the Zipa or Zaque.
		On the other hand, the Muisca Culture is alive, it is present in the cultural national identity of Colombia and it is alive in the many farmer groups that have survived the centuries after the destruction of their ancestral state.
	www.timesdaily.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Muisca (4631 words)

	Fredohebshalom.com Fred Shalom Fred Ohebshalom Muiscas, peoples of Colombia
		The Faramarz Fred Ohebshalom Muisca society is part of a group of maize agricultural societies which inhabilited the Eastern Cordillera, at Guatavita around the 6th to 7th century of the our era.
		The greater share of the villages were located in the cold valleys, at an average altitude of 2500 meters above sea level, lands whose fertility and average humidity permitted an extraordinary development of maize agriculture and the cultivation of roots common to the higher regions, fundamentally potatoes.
		Among the Fred Ohebshalom Muiscas, the work of smelting and casting was performed under the supervision of priests or "chuques" who, after consuming narcotic drugs, would offer the pieces to their deities in sanctuaries.
	www.fredohebshalom.com /muiscas.htm (856 words)

	Muisca
		Muisca From Sterwiki Muisca is een Colombiaanse Chibcha-sprekende indianenstam.
		Dit maakte het mogelijk om iedere dag een plaats in de buurt te bereiken waar producten konden worden gekocht of verkocht.
		Mythologie en religie Muiscas geloofden dat de eerste mens die de aarde bewoonde een vrouw was.
	www.1000vragen.nl /financieel_nieuws/2005/04/05/finnieuws_Muisca.html (1432 words)

	Fray Bernardo de Lugo: Two Sonnets in Muisca
		Muisca, also known as Chibcha, was spoken in the central altiplane of Colombia until the mid-eighteenth century.
		The themes which run through the Muisca sonnets are all present here: the intrinsic difficulty of Muisca, Lugo's unique understanding of it, and the resulting mead of praise that he can expect.
		A peculiarity of Lugo's account of Muisca grammar is that the conditional suffix with the negative copula is -sasân not -san.
	www.vjf.cnrs.fr /celia/FichExt/Am/A_19-20_10.htm (2471 words)

	Definition of muisca - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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	www.merriam-webster.com /dictionary/muisca (38 words)

	Definition of muisca - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
		Learn more about "muisca " and related topics at Britannica.com
		Find more about "muisca " instantly with Live Search
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	m-w.com /dictionary/muisca (41 words)

	Museo del Oro, Banco de la República - Pre-Hispanic Societies
		Muisca chieftainships were political units that covered a large territory: they were organised around a central figure, the chieftain, and his retinue of captains, priests and criers.
		The criers, meanwhile, were the chieftains' messengers, men a particular chieftain gave part of his paraphernalia to - things like ear rings, blankets and diadems - so that they could demonstrate the chieftain's power in places where his presence was needed but he was unable to go to.
		It was thus the chieftains, captains, local priests and criers who kept Muisca peoples and territory united.
	www.banrep.gov.co /museo/eng/s_muisca02.htm (274 words)

	Muisca
		In the Muisca raft the Indians described in their own way the ceremony of El Dorado at Lake Guatavita.
		Towards the 7th century AD the high plains of the Eastern Cordillera of Colombia were populated by the Muiscas, a group linguistically related to the Taironas.
		The piece known as the Muisca Raft is technically speaking a votive figure (votive offering) in the form of a raft on which there are persons.
	www.americol.com /Americol_files/muisca.htm (248 words)

	sobre la dian - despacho director - Con el muisca, la dian superó dos millones de servicios - DIAN
		Dos meses antes de cumplirse el primer año de la puesta en funcionamiento de la primera herramienta del MUISCA, la DIAN superó los 2 millones de servicios atendidos, tanto a contribuyentes responsables de los impuestos nacionales como a usuarios del comercio exterior.
		El Modelo Único de Ingresos, Servicio y Control Automatizado –MUISCA- es el proyecto que combina la modernización tecnológica e informática de la DIAN, con la modificación de los procesos y procedimientos para administrar y optimizar el recaudo de los impuestos nacionales, disminuir los niveles de evasión y el contrabando técnico y abierto.
		Los servicios atendidos a través de MUISCA están relacionados con el nuevo Registro Único Tributario y de manera principal con la inscripción y obtención del certificado correspondiente, así como con actualizaciones del mismo.
	www.dian.gov.co /dian/12sobred.nsf/85456b8f149b0aae05256f0f006afc29/e2ec626b68690f8105257058005de80f?OpenDocument (287 words)

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