The seminaries for the sons of the caciques (Lima, Cuzco, Chuquisaca)

Crown-ordered boarding colleges in Peru where the sons of indigenous lords were schooled at royal insistence and paid for out of the Indians' own community funds. Two witnesses who were there describe them: the viceroy who founded them and the judge who advised on who should run them. The same viceregal paragraph that reports the seminary reports the house of confinement for indigenous religious specialists founded beside it, under the same order of priests.