| 单词 | garcilaso de la vega |
| 释义 | Garcilaso de la VegaGar·ci·la·so de la Ve·gaG0041500 (gär′sə-lä′sō də lə vā′gə, gär-thē-lä′sō thĕ lä vĕ′gä) Known as "El Inca." 1539?-1616.Garcilaso de la VegaVega, Garcilaso de la,calledthe Inca:see Garcilaso de la VegaGarcilaso de la Vega, 1539–1616, Peruvian historian; son of the Spanish conquistador Sebastián Garcilaso de la Vega and an Incan princess and therefore called the Inca. He grew up in Peru during the turbulent post-Conquest period. ..... Click the link for more information. . Garcilaso de la Vega(gärthēlä`sō thā lä vā`gä), 1503?–1536, lyric poet of the Spanish Golden Age, b. Toledo. Garcilaso, the embodiment of the cultured and gifted courtier, was chiefly responsible for the renovation of Spanish poetry. He was the first to adapt successfully the Italian 11-syllable line to the mood and content of Spanish poetry—an innovation suggested by his friend BoscánBoscán Almogáver, Juan, c.1495–1542, Spanish poet. A Catalan aristocrat, Boscán was a literary figure at the court of Ferdinand V. He introduced Italian poetic forms into Spanish poetry, thus revolutionizing its traditional system of metrics. ..... Click the link for more information. . Garcilaso's verse, noted for its delicacy, was published with that of Boscán in 1543. It includes sonnets, elegies, odes, and three eclogues. Garcilaso de la Vega(gärsēlä`sō dā lä vā`gä), 1539–1616, Peruvian historian; son of the Spanish conquistador Sebastián Garcilaso de la Vega and an Incan princess and therefore called the Inca. He grew up in Peru during the turbulent post-Conquest period. He went (1560) to Spain, where he first served in the army and later began to write. His most important work, The Royal Commentaries of Peru (1609–1617; tr. 1871) is a valuable source of information about the conquest of Peru and the lives and legends of the Inca.BibliographySee biography by J. G. Varner (1968). Garcilaso de la Vega(called “El Inca”). Born circa 1539; died circa 1616. Historian of Peru. Garcilaso de la Vega’s father was the governor of Cuzco (Peru); his mother belonged to the Incan upper aristocracy. Garcilaso de la Vega saw military service in Spain from 1560 to 1570. He later settled in Córdoba and took up a literary career. He moved to Portugal in the early 17th century, where in 1605 he published a work about the conquest of Florida. It was here also that the first part of his large work on the history of the Incas and the conquest of Peru was published (1609; second part, 1617). He was sympathetic toward the Indians who had become the victims of the conquerors. WORKSLos comentarios reales que tratan del origen de los Incas, parts 1-2. Lisbon-Córdoba, 1609-17.M. S. AL’PEROVICH |
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