Inca Garcilaso, the mother tongue and the legitimacy of history

Abstract

In the mid-16th century, Spain's American adventure was entering a period of relative stability. Indeed, the second of the viceroyalties created by the Crown to administer overseas possessions and to channel the still unfinished action of discovery and colonisation, namely the viceroyalty of New Castile or Peru, was beginning its institutional consolidation, barely after the ferocious civil wars that had swept the territory in the 1940s. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)