The Zipa and the Zaque

The Muisca confederation has no one king or absolute central authority. Instead our state is made up of a number of small chiefdoms with most falling either under the Zipa of Bacatá or the Zaque of Hunza. While the confederation allows us to resolve disputes and deal with outside threats together, as long as both the Zipa and the Zaque approve, for most matters the Muiscan chiefs remain quite autonomous.\nAs the two most influential rulers in the confederation there is quite a bit of rivalry between the Zipas and Zaques sometimes even resulting in warfare, either by proxy or directly.