Tupac Katari
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Tupac Katari (c. 1750 – 15 November 1781) was an 18th century Native Aymara rebel. He took his name from Tupac Amaru and Tomas Katari, leaders of popular rebellions in Cuzco, Peru and La Paz, Bolivia in the 1780s.
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[edit] Attributed
- (1) Nax jiwäwa. Akat qhiparux waranq waranqanakax kutinixa
- Last words (in Aymara language) from when he was about to be executed by the Spaniards.
- English
- (1) Now I die. But from here on, we will be back in the thousands.
(1)"They will only kill me, but I will return and it will be in the millions."
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- Spanish
- (1) Yo ahora moriré pero, de aquí en adelante, volveremos miles de miles
- Spanish
(1)"A mí solo me matarán, pero volveré y seré millones."
