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  • CAMPAIGN TO COLLASUYO OF HUAYNA CAPAC

    Later, he sent his uncle Huaman Achachi (who saved him from the plot during his childhood) to visit the new regions conquered the north, while he went to Collasuyo. Crossing the Collao, arrived in the region of the ponds and there, by the Paso del Hu...

        November, 15th 2011 (09:13 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  71 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

  • REBELLIONS NEAR QUITO AND ANNEXATION OF THE GRASSES (SOUTHERN COLOMBIA)

    Para su visita al litoral emprendió marcha rumbo al santuario de Pachacámac. Para esto recorrió los pueblos de los soras y lucanas, así como la región de los belicosos huancas hasta llegar a la ruta de Huarochirí, por la cual descendió hasta el valle...

        November, 10th 2011 (09:46 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  71 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

  • WAYNA CAPAC INITIAL CAMPAIGNS

    Among the first is his foray into the kingdom of the Chachapoyas, who had rebelled imperial power taking advantage of the death of Tupac Inca. The Inca was at the funeral of his mother when he heard of the uprising and ordered to immediately leave th...

        November, 9th 2011 (09:46 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  71 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

  • ORIGIN OF HUAYNA CAPAC

    Because the right Inca had to be recognized as auqui (Prince) for real panacas Cusco to be Sapa Inca. To meet this essential requirement, Tupac Yupanqui, who was in the conquest of Quito, with the royal family moved to Cusco. It is said that Pachacut...

        November, 8th 2011 (09:31 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  218 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

  • GOVERNMENT OF HUAYNA CAPAC

    Sarmiento de Gamboa cited by Rostworowski Tupac says ill in Chinchero, choosing as his successor his youngest son, a fact that angered some panacas Cuzco waiting Capac's successor was the son of a concubine Guari Chuqui Ocllo. Thanks to the timely in...

        November, 7th 2011 (09:47 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  96 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

  • DEVELOPMENT OF HUAYNA CAPAC

    Emperor of Cuzco, was born in Tumipamba, modern city of Cuenca.1 2 3 4 Son of Tupac Yupanqui and Mama Coya Ocllo, born during the expeditions of conquest undertaken by his father during the reign of Pachacutec. During his childhood and youth was call...

        October, 28th 2011 (10:47 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  133 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

  • HUAYNA CáPAC

    Huayna Capac (Quechua: Wayna Qhapaq, "young king") was the eleventh and penultimate ruler of the empire.

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        October, 27th 2011 (10:11 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  110 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

  • TúPAC YUPANQUI

    Tupac Yupanqui (Inca Tupac Yupanqui) was the tenth Inca governor. Pachacutec's successor, took coreinado probably between 15 and 20 years. Then, after the death of his father, took over absolute power. He must have just over 30 years.During his time ...

        October, 26th 2011 (10:32 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  148 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

  • LEGACY OF PACHACHUTEC

    The figure of Pachacutec, given the implications and connotations of its title in Quechua, which transforms the world, has been the subject of countless discussions according to the mythical and idealistic vision that we have about him and the consol...

        October, 25th 2011 (11:01 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  94 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

  • WORKS OF PACACHUTEC

    Transformation of the Kingdom to EmpireWith the Inca Pachacutec domains ceased to be a simple form the Tawantinsuyo kingdom, a state that managed to dominate and control political, military and economically to other states and chiefdoms located in th...

        October, 24th 2011 (10:49 AM) |  0 Reviews  |  135 Visits  |  0 Rates  | Tell a friend |  By BRUCE  

 
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