Fundamentos de Chimú como estado
This essay shows that Chimú is a State, but what is a State? therefore, it is a politically organized society directed by a ruling class and whose purpose is to achieve the common welfare of the population that is settled in a certain territory. In this sense, the State is made up of three essentia...
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Language: | Spanish |
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Peru
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Políticas - Universidad Nacional del Altiplano de Puno
2023
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Summary: | This essay shows that Chimú is a State, but what is a State? therefore, it is a politically organized society directed by a ruling class and whose purpose is to achieve the common welfare of the population that is settled in a certain territory. In this sense, the State is made up of three essential elements: Power, People and Territory. Therefore, the Chimú State -discovered by Max Uhle in 1902-complies with the three fundamental elements. As for the territory, it included the entire north coast of Peru from Tumbes to the Chillón River, being its capital Chan Chan, from there power was exercised through the "Ciquic" or maximum Chimú rulers and in the surrounding valleys through the "Alaec", both were in charge of organizing and directing the human element -the town-that was dedicated to various economic activities such as fishing, crafts, goldsmithing, agriculture, etc., which allowed the subsistence and development of all the Chimu state. En el presente ensayo se demuestra que Chimú es un Estado, pero ¿qué es un Estado? pues, es una sociedad políticamente organizada dirigida por una clase gobernante y cuyo fin es alcanzar el bienestar común de la población que está asentada en un determinado territorio. En ese sentido, el Estado este compuesto por tres elementos esenciales: Poder, Pueblo y Territorio. Por tanto, el Estado Chimú -descubierta por Max Uhle en 1902-cumple con los tres elementos fundamentales. En cuanto al territorio, comprendiótoda la costa norte del Perú desde Tumbes hasta el Rio Chillón, siendo su capital Chan Chan, desde allí se ejerció el poder a través del "Ciquic" o máximos gobernantes chimú y en los valles circundantes por medio de los "Alaec", ambos se encargaban de organizar y dirigir al elemento humano -el pueblo-que se dedicaba a diversas actividades económicas como la pesca, la artesanía, la orfebrería, la agricultura, etc., que permitía la subsistencia y el desarrollo de todo el Estado Chimú. |
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Physical Description: | 1 electronic resource (17-24 p.) |
ISBN: | unap.fcjp.lib.7.c47 |
Access: | Open Access |