V. SAÑOC AYLLU. Some still in Cuzco.
The above five lineages are HANAN-CUZCO, which means the party of Upper
Cuzco.
VI. SUTIC-TOCCO AYLLU is the lineage which came out of one of the windows called "SUTIC-TOCCO," as has been before explained. Of these there are still some in Cuzco, the chiefs being DON FRANCISCO AVCA MICHO AVRI SUTIC, and DON ALONSO HUALPA.
VII. MARAS AYLLU. These are of the men who came forth from the window
"MARAS-TOCCO." There are some of these now in Cuzco, the chiefs being
DON ALONSO LLAMA OCA, and DON GONZALO AMPURA LLAMA OCA.
VIII. CUYCUSA AYLLU. Of these there are still some in Cuzco, the chief being CRISTOVAL ACLLARI.
IX. MASCA AYLLU. Of this there is in Cuzco—JUAN QUISPI.
X. ORO AYLLU. Of this lineage is DON PEDRO YUCAY.
I say that all these ayllus have preserved their records in such a way that the memory of them has not been lost. There are more of them than are given above, for I only insert the chiefs who are the protectors and heads of the lineages, under whose guidance they are preserved. Each chief has the duty and obligation to protect the rest, and to know the history of his ancestors. Although I say that these live in Cuzco, the truth is that they are in a suburb of the city which the Indians call Cayocache and which is known to us as Belem, from the church of that parish which is that of our Lady of Belem.
Returning to our subject, all these followers above mentioned marched with Manco Ccapac and the other brethren to seek for land [and to tyrannize over those who did no harm to them, nor gave them any excuse for war, and without any right or title beyond what has been stated]. To be prepared for war they chose for their leaders Manco Ccapac and Mama Huaco, and with this arrangement the companies of the hill of Tampu-tocco set out, to put their design into execution.