"JATUNPUNGU" appears to be a name in some variety of Ecuadorian quichua and derived from Quechua that expanded with Sinky traders, Inca expansion and the convenience of its use by early Europeans, who, trat Under an afred language, they created their first writing, in this case, "HATUN PUNCO" , "Big Door" At present, according to the official spelling of different varieties of Quechua, is "HATUN PUNKU", with the same meaning. But it must be a name derived from a "Big Door" somewhere in speech, mainly from Ecuador's quichua. In any case, "JATUNPUNGU"/HATUN PUNKU" IS NOT CASTELLANO , SINO QUICHUA , NOR QUECHUA, BY SPELLING .
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