Tocay Cápac

In the Spanish chronicles, Tocay Cápac was the sinchi, or war leader, of the Ayarmaca people around Cusco. When the Huallacanes gave Mama Micay to Inca Roca after first promising her to Tocay, he felt insulted and conspired with them to seize her young son Titu Cusi Hualpa.

Legend says the boy wept blood and was spared; he later became known as Yáhuar Huácac, the one who weeps blood. Around 1350 peace was sealed when Inca Roca sent him his daughter Curi Ocllo, and Tocay's own daughter Mama Chiquia married the Inca prince.