Cajamarca or Q’asamarka Cajatambo or Q’asatampu Calva or Kalua Casma Chachapoya, including the Wanka tribe Chancay Chao or Suo Chicama Chicla or Chillqa Chimbote or Sancta Chimu, also called Moche. Chincha Chinchayqucha, also called in sources by the name of Junín. Conchuco Huacrachuco Huamachuco Huamali Huambo or Wampu Huancabamba or Wañkapampa Huancavilca or Wankawillka Huánuco Huarco, also called Runawana and Cañete Huarmey Huaura, also called Huacho or Supe Huayla or Waylla Lambayeque, whose people spoke Mochica. Lima or Rimaq, a large province of perhaps 150,000 inhabitants. Lurin, home of the Oracle at Pachacamac. Mala Moyobamba or Moyopampa Nepeña or Wampachu Ocro, including both the Ocro and Lampa tribes. Olmos or Olmo Pacasmayo Parmunca Pinco, in Ancash Department Pisco Piura Shawsha or Jauja Tarma or Tarama Tumbes or Tumpis Virú or Wanapu, likely the origin of the word Perú. Yauyo, including the Larao tribe. See also Organization of the Inca Empire Antisuyu Kuntisuyu Qullasuyu Chincha Kingdom References Subdivisions of the Inca Empire