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The K'iche' (also spelled Quiché and Kiche) are one of the largest and most prominent Maya ethnic groups in Guatemala with around 2 million people, making them one of the largest indigenous group in the country.

The traditional K'iche' homeland is located in the western highlands of Guatemala, primarily in the departments of Quiché, Totonicapán, and parts of Sololá and Suchitepéquez.

The K'iche' have a rich cultural heritage dating back to the classic Maya civilization. They were a powerful pre-Columbian kingdom, with their capital at the ancient city of Q'umarkaj (now, it is known as Gumarcaj).  The K'iche' resisted Spanish conquest for many years but eventually incorporated into the colonial system.

The K'iche' people contribute to its political, economic, and cultural diversity. They remain as an influential indigenous group, shaping the country's present and future.