La Historia Borró a las Mujeres que Gobernaron América.
Before the Inca Empire ruled the Andes, women governed Peru's northern coast. Spanish chroniclers called them "capullanas" — and treated them as legitimate political authorities, not curiosities. This is the first episode of "Women Who Ruled America Before History Erased Them": a documented case of female political power, recorded independently across at least four colonial-era chronicles, that historians still debate today. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 The Anomaly 3:18 The Tallán World 6:00 The Capullanas in the Chronicles 9:00 Matriarchy or Colonial Misreading? 12:27 How They Survived the Spanish Empire 15:33 What Remained 17:45 The Question That Remains Open If you're drawn to these unfinished histories, subscribe to HistoriLab. #PeruHistory #Capullanas #WomenInHistory #IncaEmpire #AndeanHistory #PreColumbian

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