The legend of Lake Titicaca remains over time, as a message of organization to inhabitants of its time and in our era, as an example of living in community and harmony. Manco Cápac was a hero of semi-divine nature, for being the son of the Sun. He emerged in the Andean worldview to found a civilization. With Mama Ocllo, he was in charge of the training of women; Teaching them to weave, cook, and spin, they formed the great Incanato of Tahuantinsuyo in South America. They organized people who lived in caves, giving them a way of life in communities and cities. They generated community and development. According to some chroniclers, Manco Inca or Ayar Manco was the first governor and founder of the Inca culture in Cuzco.
The four sus or territories were organized into, Chinchaysuyo to the north, Contisuyo to the west, Collasuyo to the south and Antisuyo to the east, its capital the city of Cusco (Qosqo) in Quechua. He covered the current territories of Ecuador, southern Colombia, Bolivia, northern Argentina and Chile. The legend about the presence of the Inca couple compiled by Gómez Suarez de Figueroa, known as Inca Garcilaso de la Vega in 1563, surely noted the orality of the ancient locals. The Spanish arrived in colonization in the year 1532.
The legend originates in the mysterious blue of Lake Titicaca, which is a jewel of planetary nature. It is located at an altitude of 3,812 meters above sea level. Its area is 8,490 square kilometers and a maximum depth of 280 meters. It is freshwater, its breadth of land and shore beaches in front of rural communities and cities, serves for the cultivation of food and livestock fodder with the native species called reeds and in its waters there are native fish for food of the population.
Peru shares the lake with the plurinational Republic of Bolivia and both nations carry out joint work for the preservation of the water body whose tourist attraction is its islands, Taquile, Amantaní, El sol, La Luna and others. It is requested with interest by thousands of visitors from abroad. Titicaca, as the central axis of the population, has in Quechua and Aymara communities, around 600 typical dances that are exhibited in patron saint festivals in syncretism with the religion and beliefs of the locals.
Despite the winter climate, seasonal rains, strong winds and scorching sun, city residents develop two basic activities, tourism and merchandise trade. With the aforementioned legendary panorama and Lake Titicaca with international support from Micronación, the IntiKota cryptocurrency has been created. Inti for the source of life, the father sun and Kota, which means lake in the Aymara language. From Puno and as a source of inspiration he has the city of Las Cajas Reales Chucuito. IntiKota already operates in the digital world. A challenge for Puno and Peru to develop the economy of the future.
