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    According to a Peruvian legend, Prince Naylamp emerged from the sea on a totora horse and founded the Chot Temple, placing a green idol called Yampallec at the site of worship. Centuries later, the last ruler Fempellec disobeyed the gods and moved the idol, causing the temple to fall from winds and landslides. As punishment from the god Naylamp, Fempellec was killed by his own priests and thrown into the sea with his limbs bound. The Chimu culture ultimately conquered the people of Naylamp, ending his dynasty.

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    According to a Peruvian legend, Prince Naylamp emerged from the sea on a totora horse and founded the Chot Temple, placing a green idol called Yampallec at the site of worship. Centuries later, the last ruler Fempellec disobeyed the gods and moved the idol, causing the temple to fall from winds and landslides. As punishment from the god Naylamp, Fempellec was killed by his own priests and thrown into the sea with his limbs bound. The Chimu culture ultimately conquered the people of Naylamp, ending his dynasty.

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    According to a Peruvian legend, Prince Naylamp emerged from the sea on a totora horse and founded the Chot Temple, placing a green idol called Yampallec at the site of worship. Centuries later, the last ruler Fempellec disobeyed the gods and moved the idol, causing the temple to fall from winds and landslides. As punishment from the god Naylamp, Fempellec was killed by his own priests and thrown into the sea with his limbs bound. The Chimu culture ultimately conquered the people of Naylamp, ending his dynasty.

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    English III

    (AC-S09) Week 09 - Task: Assignment - A Peruvian


    Legend

    TEAM MEMBERS

    Miguel Alexis Cabrera Peña Cecilia Davila Davila


    Code U21205324 Code U17210674

    The Legend of Naylamp


    According to legend, Naylamp was a prince who emerged from the sea on a
    totora horse accompanied by his people.
    While they were arriving to the Faquisllanga River Valley, Naylamp was carrying
    a green idol called Yampallec.

    He founded the Chot Temple when he placed the idol to worship. Fempellec,
    the last ruler, moved the idol while he was ruling.

    Then the years passed, Fempellec received a punishment when he disobeyed


    the Gods, the Chot Temple fell while winds and landslides were devastating
    Fempellec's empire.

    The god Naylamp concentrated his anger while he was claiming his evil deed to
    Fempellec.

    Fempellec was killed by the priests of his people by being thrown into the sea
    with his arms and feet tied.

    Finally, the Chimu culture conquered the Sican people while Naylamp was
    disconsolate to see his dynasty fall.

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