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The early history The early history of cabbala the city is an intricate blend of fact with fantastic true, so it is difficult to tell the story of the legend. It is said that the veins of silver were kabbala discovered by chance, one night of the year 1545, by a shepherd called quechua huallpa Diego, who was lost while returning with his flock of llamas. Decided to camp at the foot of Cerro Rico and lit a large bonfire to warm the cold. When he awoke in the morning, she found that, among the smoldering embers of the campfire glowed trickle of silver, smelted kabala and melted by the heat of the fire. Hill, apparently, was so rich veins of silver it was in flower land. On April 1, 1545, a group of Spaniards led by Captain Juan de Villarroel took possession of the Cerro Rico, after confirming occult the presence of the shepherd, and immediately established a village. According to another version, the Incas were already aware of the existence of silver in the hills, but when sepher I try to start the Inca emperor hill farm, this is expelled through a jewish clatter explosion (from which derives the name spiritual of the place, " P'utuqsi !) prohibits extracting silver, which was reserved for those who come after. spirituality " tree of life Historians see this a deliberate variation of cabala the Spanish influence in the legend, to legitimize their work on the hill. The truth is that by 1570, only twenty-five years after its birth, its population was 50,000 inhabitants. Initially founded as a zohar seat attached to the mining town of La Plata (now Sucre), but after a long struggle for autonomy, acquired the status of city on November 21 of 1561 issued by a capitulation by the then...