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espanolLa sistematizacion del dominio colonial implantada en el Peru durante el gobierno del virrey don Francisco de Toledo (1569-1581) habilito nuevas instancias de mediacion politica para los caciques principales y gobernadores de los repartimientos surandinos, devenidos interlocutores validos en la articulacion de una modalidad indirecta de gobierno sobre los colectivos etnicos. Ubicados "entre dos legitimidades", algunos lideres ocuparon posiciones estrategicas del entramado politico local, participando de la economia mercantil en plena diversificacion, apelando a la justicia colonial en defensa de cargos, derechos y tierras, e incluso acumulando riquezas a titulo personal. Pero tal no fue el caso de muchos otros caciques que, con menor "potencial gestor" de las economias etnicas, vieron disminuidas sus influencias y sus margenes de accion. En este articulo nos proponemos rescatar del "olvido documental" a esas figuras de liderazgo minorizado, que no respondieron al patron historiografico del "cacique exitoso". Los corregimientos de Pacajes y Omasuyos, dependientes de la ciudad de La Paz (actual Bolivia) constituyen, a nuestro entender, escenarios optimos para el analisis de los procesos de reconfiguracion politica, toda vez que sus caciques presentaron una amplia variabilidad de trayectorias que en este articulo recuperamos a partir de una perspectiva comparada. EnglishThe systematization of colonial dominion in Peru during the rule of viceroy don Francisco de Toledo (1569-1581) enabled new political mediating instances for Southandean caciques principales y gobernadores (local chiefs), who became valid interlocutors for the articulation of an indirect rule over ethnic groups. Settled "between two legitimaices", some leaders holdstrategicpositions within local political network, participating in the diversified mercantile economy, appealing at colonial justice in defense of their charges, rights and lands, and even accumulating personal wealth. However, it was not the case for many other caciques with less "managing potential" of ethnic economics, who saw their influences and action scopes diminished. In this paper we focus on those minorized leadership figures, who did not fit into the historiographical pattern of "successful cacique", and to rescue them from "documental oblivion". We understand that Pacajes and Omasuyos corregimientos (rural colonial administrative jurisdiction), dependent of La Paz city (present Bolivia), constitute optimal scenes for political reconfiguration processes, since their caciques showed wide variability of trajectories, which in this paper we recover from a comparative perspective.

NO TODOS LOS CACIQUES FUERON MALLKU.: MEDIACIÓN POLÍTICA TRUNCADA EN LOS CORREGIMIENTOS DE PACAJES Y OMASUYOS (AUDIENCIA DE CHARCAS, 1570-1630)