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The origin of the Inca Empire
Pachacutej, god of all things and Supreme Maker, once placed in the sun and the moon, always so distant from each other, to have contact, even for a moment, and were known to befriend. And as I ordered it happened. The Sun and Moon came, and men, then, oblivious to the designs of the Supreme Being, proved only a huge dark spot appeared on the surface of the sun. This shadow, which terrified all human, persisted as the moon and the sun were together to know and love. Before parting, were born of his love two children: a son, strong and golden skin, pale and delicate and mysterious maiden bellaza. Both predestined to fulfill in the world a difficult mission, they settled in the Sacred Lake, where the Sun received orders over the world and turn men into servants of the king of the stars.
The two brothers, obedient to the reference received, marched through the world and found the presence of some men covered with skins of wild animals, hungry and fighters, as the same beasts. They realized then that his mission would redeem them from this bondage of untamed nature, and decided to teach the content of a new life.
The son of the sun climbed to the top of the hill Huanacauti, and from the very top spoke to all men who listened to him on the slopes. He told them that he was the son of the great star that gave life to the world and coming sent by his father to teach them to work and form a society that would come to enjoy a life a thousand times better. While this man was speaking to the son of the Sun, sister women headed in the same direction, becoming known as sent and daughter of the Moon. The he gathered on the plain and promised to teach them to live a better life through love, kindness and prudence. Men and women, from that day, his life began to change and thanked the children for the Sun had done redeeming them. He called him "Inca"; ie emperor, prince, supreme hierarchy. And she, Mamauchic, or what is the same, "our mother". But as the days passed and the growing appreciation of the men sent to the Sun, they were more inclined to worship him and show him the love he professed with endless adjectives were gradually adding to its name. They called Manco Capaj, which means "rich in justice and kindness," and also Zapallan-Inca, which means "Lord of Lords". Pancarpata from the Apurimac River, the men were building the Inca Empire under the direction of Manco-Capaj. The huts of mud and straw gradually populated the entire Tahuantin, which has since started calling Hanan and Hurin Cuzco. The fields were worked so that everyone could eat their fill. Men were responsible for plowing and those providing, therefore, the food, while the women, who had learned to weave, woven dresses. Before long, the life of the Incas was perfectly organized, becoming socially admirable people, they had their safe houses, ate in abundance and entertained the cold in winter, no need to fight with the beasts.
The Sun then realized that his son had fulfilled its mission in the world, and wanted to snatch it away. Capaj Manco, as any human being, fell ill and went into agony quickly. Anticipating his death, all the inhabitants of Cuzco, saddened, were filing past his bed to say goodbye to him. The priests and the soldiers could not hold back the tears. And Manco Capaj, seeing the sadness of all, trying to comfort them until his last moment was advising them to stay, and until then, faithful followers of their duties; that to maintain among all peace and harmony, to behave and would work well together. That never steal and do not lie, because any bad thing to do would have fateful consequences for them. Thus died Capaj Manco, whose father, the Sun, claimed for himself. But the inhabitants of Cuzco ensure that never since then forgot about him and faithfully fulfilled their advice.
The son of the sun climbed to the top of the hill Huanacauti, and from the very top spoke to all men who listened to him on the slopes. He told them that he was the son of the great star that gave life to the world and coming sent by his father to teach them to work and form a society that would come to enjoy a life a thousand times better. While this man was speaking to the son of the Sun, sister women headed in the same direction, becoming known as sent and daughter of the Moon. The he gathered on the plain and promised to teach them to live a better life through love, kindness and prudence. Men and women, from that day, his life began to change and thanked the children for the Sun had done redeeming them. He called him "Inca"; ie emperor, prince, supreme hierarchy. And she, Mamauchic, or what is the same, "our mother". But as the days passed and the growing appreciation of the men sent to the Sun, they were more inclined to worship him and show him the love he professed with endless adjectives were gradually adding to its name. They called Manco Capaj, which means "rich in justice and kindness," and also Zapallan-Inca, which means "Lord of Lords". Pancarpata from the Apurimac River, the men were building the Inca Empire under the direction of Manco-Capaj. The huts of mud and straw gradually populated the entire Tahuantin, which has since started calling Hanan and Hurin Cuzco. The fields were worked so that everyone could eat their fill. Men were responsible for plowing and those providing, therefore, the food, while the women, who had learned to weave, woven dresses. Before long, the life of the Incas was perfectly organized, becoming socially admirable people, they had their safe houses, ate in abundance and entertained the cold in winter, no need to fight with the beasts.
The Sun then realized that his son had fulfilled its mission in the world, and wanted to snatch it away. Capaj Manco, as any human being, fell ill and went into agony quickly. Anticipating his death, all the inhabitants of Cuzco, saddened, were filing past his bed to say goodbye to him. The priests and the soldiers could not hold back the tears. And Manco Capaj, seeing the sadness of all, trying to comfort them until his last moment was advising them to stay, and until then, faithful followers of their duties; that to maintain among all peace and harmony, to behave and would work well together. That never steal and do not lie, because any bad thing to do would have fateful consequences for them. Thus died Capaj Manco, whose father, the Sun, claimed for himself. But the inhabitants of Cuzco ensure that never since then forgot about him and faithfully fulfilled their advice.
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Michael is a friend he comes in the big house near the park he lives with mom and dad Michael likes to spend time with mom and he likes to talk to dad after dinner Sometimes he wants to enjoy a movie before bed dad likes tell stories to Michael and sleep well mom works at home but needs to make breakfast early for Michael and dad Michael always wakes up at 6 o'clock and then he needs to make the bed and fix the room after breakfast and drink milk dad is going to bring Michael to school sometimes Michael wants to take the school bus because he likes to arrive early but dad likes to drive and take Michael home Michael likes to go to school because he wants to learn he needs to study a lot and he needs to do homework Then he likes to come home and see mum michael love the big house in the park and would like to call it home home sweet home
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