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THE INCA EMPIRE, Link Title, Auqui is the title that the crown prince…

- - - - The Inca was the highest ruler, who shared power with the high priest or Willaq Umu
    - - Auqui is the title that the crown prince possessed in the Inca Empire. He was the son of the Inca and the Coya (main wife), although not always the son as crown prince, he occupied the first place of a Panaca and in some cases participated in the co-reign of the Tahuantinsuyo with his father.
    - - The Inca nobility was by a main nobility, called Cápac Aillu, and a secondary nobility, called Hatun Aillu
    - - the YANACONAS, were indigenous people who had been taken as slaves in wars
    - - The Willaq Umu, was the high priest or main priest of the Inca Empire
  - - - Ayllu was a traditional form of Inca community that had to produce agricultural and other products for its own consumption, having to share them with the imperial authorities.
      - MINGA
        
        Inca tradition of voluntary community or collective work for social utility purposes
- - - - The Chinchaysuyu encompassed the most important agricultural region of the empire. The territory comprised a large part of present-day Peru, Ecuador, and a portion of Colombia. Its geography of large open valleys, deep canyons, high plateaus, coastal valleys, and deserts, presented numerous challenges for road construction.
    - - The Antisuyo was part of the Inca Empire, located in part of the Amazon of South America. It mainly comprised part of the yungas and the mountain brow where they left traces such as the construction of Machu Picchu, of the Urubamba and Madre de Dios river basins.
    - - Qullasuyu land of the wise was the largest and southernmost of theirs in the Inca Empire or Tahuantinsuyo. Together with the Contisuyo they formed the part of the empire called Urinsaya. It was subdivided into two parts on both sides of Lake Titicaca, the Urcosuyo to the west and the Umasuyo to the east
    - - The Contisuyu supplied the Incas with important marine resources. Here impressive ravines rise from sea level to 5,800 meters high. With its relief of towering peaks, volcanoes and gorges, the Contisuyu presented complex challenges for Inca road engineers.
    - - Cusco, the historical capital of Peru, founded around the 11th and 12th centuries AD by the Inca Manco Cápac, was the religious and administrative capital of the Inca empire
- - - - YOQUE YUPANQUI
        
        The Third Inca
        
        Managed to gain more territory without using violence
        
        He built a fortress called Pucará.
        
        MAYTA CAPAC
        
        CAPAC YUPANQUI
        
        Fifth Inca
        
        He gained more territory in the North and South.
        
        He made the second bridge and it was bigger than the one made by his father.
        
        INCA ROCA
        
        YAHUAR HUACAC
        
        VIRACOCHA INCA
        
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        Seventh Inca
        
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        Sixth Inca
        
        He further expanded the territory to the North.
        
        He built a school for Nobles.
        
        Fourth Inca
        
        Create the first suspension bridge of the Inca Empire
        
        Expanded the Inca Empire.
      - The second Inca
        
        He extended the territory of Cuzco only with persuading.
        
        His name means brave as his physical prowess was superior to the other people in his village.
    - - He was the founder of Cuzco, which is the capital of Tahuantinsuyo
      - The teaching of the Inca people, agriculture, architecture, religion and obedience.
      - He established a prayer to The Sun.