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a b s t r a C t With the aim of identifying the Trujillo community relations with the indigenous population through the records of the Cabildo of Trujillo of the sixteenth century Trujillo, 667 records from the Cabildo of Trujillo of that century were reviewed, and were compared to chronicler information and documentation from the regional archive of La Libertad. It was found that the indigenous population of the city and surrounding municipality were related to Trujillo, first as a labor force available to the council for the encomenderos neighbors to tilling their farms, building houses and buildings public as well as various production units. Second,as suppliers of products, mainly agricultural and marine that the city needed For its regular development. This allowed the emergence of pro ductive units during the mid-sixteenth century, which exported to the major cities of northern and central Peruvian Viceroyalty, which in turn attracted large numbers of people from various. provinces who worked on different trades, acquiring over time the condition outsiders. The revised records also show ano ther horizontal relationship with the Indians who managed to adapt to urban life, incorporating them as residents of the city. The significant migration of non encomenderos Trujillo residents to Santiago de Sana, founded in 1563, became a brake to the prosperity of Trujillo during the next decade, accentuated by the presence of natural disasters that affected primarily the indian population and only began to be overcome by the end of the century reviewed.

La población indígena a través de las Actas de Cabildo de Trujillo del siglo XVI