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This diagram trying to explain a hypothesis about Chakana has a mistake. It associates "sur" (south) with Chinchaysuyo and "norte" (north) with Collasuyo, while it should be exactly the opposite: Chinchaysuyo, the north territory, associated to north, and Collasuyo, the southern territory, associated to south.
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