In the 15th century, it came into contact with the Inca culture and established a mitimae in Talagante governed by Prince Tala Canta Ilabe. Shortly after the Incas arrived, they were followed by the Spanish, whom the locals called wingka in Mapudungun. The Mapuches who lived in this area were called picones or promaucaes.
In the 15th century, it interacted with Inca culture and set up a mitimae in Talagante under Prince Tala Canta Ilabe. Subsequently, the Incas were succeeded by the Spanish, who were known as wingka to the locals in Mapudungun. The people living in this region were referred to as picones or promaucaes.