XV century origins
José Ramos Llontop and Laines was governor and had 27 children. Some of her grandchildren with whom he came into contact Trade, Enrique Llontop Chavarri, Eduardo Guillermo Pinillos Llontop and Rabines Llontop, agreed to tell the same story that over time they heard from their elders: that Jose Ramos, being grandson chief did not need to walk, and was taken to school in a litter. The Llontop Cuncuyá descended from Chumbi, governor of Chuspa Chimu, Callancas and Reque, who lived during the Inca domination in the second half of the fifteenth century. Throughout the centuries, Monsefú chiefs, all Llontop, established a series of alliances and intermarried with leading families in the area. They are also descended from Farrochumbi Fays, Ferreñafe chiefs and Lambayeque, who is believed to come from another dynasty, founded near 1350, the first governor Chimu Pongmassa.
Source: Trade
Family: VALDIVIESO Llontop
My parents were born Morrope District, Department of Lambayeque
