Collagua
The Collagua were an Aymara-speaking people of the upper Colca Valley in southern Peru, who had migrated from the Lake Titicaca region. They cultivated the valley's terraced slopes alongside the Quechua-speaking Cabana.
Inca rule reached the valley around 1320, apparently through marriage alliances. In 1540 Gonzalo Pizarro's Spaniards arrived, and in the 1570s Viceroy Francisco de Toledo ordered the scattered inhabitants into centralized settlements.