Atlas of the Inca Empire

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Inca Empire

Tawantin suyu Runa Simi Tawantinsuyu Tawantinsuyu nisqaqa Inkakunap mama llaqtankus karqan. Qusqu llaqtas uma llaqtan kaptin, unanchankutaq wiphalas karqan. English Inca Empire In 1438 the Quechua found the Inca Empire, including large parts of South America. The Inca Empire is a highly civilized absolute monarchy. Short name Inca Empire Official name(s) The Four United Regions Status Independent country between 1438 and 1572 Location South America Capital Qusqu (Cuzco) Major language(s) Quechua Major religion(s) Inti Worship, Pachamama Cult More information Inca Empire. More images Inca Empire - Inca Empire (Category).

History in maps

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Inca Provinces

Major cultures in the Late intermediate period (1000-1400 CE) in Peru, 1438

Divisions of the Inca Empire: Chinchaysuyu (in red), Qullasuyu (in blue), Antisuyu (in green) and Kuntisuyu (in yellow)

Initial expansion of Kindom of Cusco, 1463

Kingdom of Cusco, 1493

Inca road system

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