Inca Emperors Family Tree

[@AncientAmericas]

It's always awesome to see pre-Columbian dynasties!

[@jefemiller]

You have great taste in chart youtubers

[@AncientAmericas]

@@jefemiller why thank you!

[@gamermapper]

Yeah, the history of America 🌎 is amazing! ☺️

[@adrianaramos4888]

As a Peruvian, thank you for showing interest in the cultures of South America

[@Copyright_Infringement]

On the "no writing" thing: recent research suggests that some quipus were in fact used to transcribe speech

[@jeremygranatagalicia5033]

The Inca did have a form of writing and calculations, etc. it was the Quipu or what most people assume it was used for. and the Inca made toys with wheels and most likely had potters wheels, the reason they didnt use wheels was apparently as some say, they didn't need The Wheel. The Wheel would have been completely useless on Mountain Terrain, Rainforest Terrain

[@Stoneworks]

I am impressed by some of the pronunciation in this video. Well done, Mr. Rackam, well done.

[@connorrathman675]

The Stoney?

[@samaccardi]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who has that Horrible Histories song stuck in my head every time I hear Pachacuti's name. He's Pachacuti, the Incan Lord, all other tribes dreaded.

[@vampiregamingyt8754]

His name means one who shakes the earth, not that hes big headed

[@malisle13descendantslover46]

🤣

[@sanexpreso2944]

The queen of the Netherlands has Inca descent, the former president of Chile also has Inca descent, good video

[@samuelwolch1302]

Wait, how’d she get it?

[@onestate3074]

@@samuelwolch1302 who fucking knows

[@Swedishfinnpolymath]

@@samuelwolch1302The Queen of the Netherlands's father was Argentine. It's I bet it's not that uncommon for people in South America having Inca ancestors.

[@sergiowilliams576]

>The queen of the Netherlands has Inca descent Source: this once was revealed to me in a dream

[@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687]

@@Swedishfinnpolymath Most Argentines are purely Europeans

[@NicolaiParsons]

Always sad to see the lack of recognition for Indigenous Australian societies, the longest continuous civilisation still living today, with the Gunditjmara people having created the earthworks of Budj Bim as eel traps for aquaculture over 6000 years ago and with one of the first recorded ceremonial burial of people at Lake Mungo, 45,000 years ago, whose descendants survive among the Paakantji, Mutthi Mutthi and Ngiyampaa people.

[@sofiamielcitas4224]

inca civilization is so underrated i love them so much

[@etienneporras7252]

Historia Civilis gives a pretty simplified but understandable definition of Moiety in his Iroquois video. As someone who studied in Peru for a semester (atop a lifetime of loving virtually anything Peruvian), this is INCREDIBLY done. Anyone interested really oughtta read up on Manco Inca's Rebellion against the Spanish. It is one of the most heroic histories I have ever read, and has built up a respect for the Incas like no other.

[@Sahaib3005]

Lol

[@viracocha6093]

@Sahaib3005 wdym?

[@Gingerbreadley]

So when do we get The Who would be the Emperor of China today? Also glad to see some new world content.

[@JenniferinIllinois]

Thanks a lot Jack. I had to go find the Patchucuti song and now I can't get it out of my head!!!!! 🤣 The Pizarro Brothers. Sounds like two guys who own some car washes or nightclubs in Miami.

[@jakubpociecha8819]

We're the Pizzaro Brothers, and conquering's our game We're -not- like the others who get all the fame If your empire's in trouble, you can call us on the double We're stronger than the others, you'll get hooked on the Brothers

[@Rekusasu827]

@@jakubpociecha8819 Mario

[@elipop8054]

Damn I had no hope you would do this This is a really cool idea

[@mariana5133]

I totally missed this episode! THIS NEEDS MORE VIEWS!

[@javishearne]

I have been waiting for this! I am wanting to learn more about the history in the region!

[@colinbarthel]

Lol "That is bananas!" Greatest Useful Charts quote ever! :)

[@thegreattotemaster]

"Bananas" which, predictably enough, the Incas ALSO didn't have. :P

[@samuellawrencesbookclub8250]

Surprisingly competent dynasty, considering the amount of sibling marriages

[@ShadoZP]

"That is bananas" United States: 👀

[@RostislavLapshin]

“The Inca Empire is a fiction, a myth, it never existed”, see explanation in the article: “Fabrication methods of the polygonal masonry of large tightly-fitted stone blocks with curved surface interfaces in megalithic structures of Peru”. KZbin does not allow a direct link. Search by the article title.

[@RostislavLapshin]

The 8th article edition (DOI: 10.20944/preprints202108.0087.v8) is posted at Preprints. Search the article by DOI or by title.

[@xiuhcoatl4830]

Idiocit pseudoscience

[@xiuhcoatl4830]

@@sandu-vd7fi ignore him. Its a lie. The Inca empire did exist.

[@RostislavLapshin]

@@sandu-vd7fi The impossibility of the Inca Empire existence indicates who actually built the structures using polygonal masonry.

[@RostislavLapshin]

The 10th article edition (DOI: 10.20944/preprints202108.0087.v10) is posted at P r e p r i n t s. Search the article by DOI or by title.

[@stevejohnson3357]

Maya glyphs used to be thought of as purely decorative. That, I think, is the scientific method: start at 0 and then prove that it is not 0. Problem is many people get stuck on the 0 and require huge amounts of evidence to move forward. I believe that there is information encoded in the colored strings.

[@marilynhung7179]

I'd love to see a genealogy of the descendants of Beatriz Clara Coya. Her great granddaughter through the female line married the king of Portugal. Their daughter, the Infante Katerina, was the consort of Charles II of England, Queen Catherine of Braganza.

[@estrellahua5877]

Wow, yes please!!! I would love to see more of this!

[@priyanshupokhriyal1677]

I have noticed that every monarch here till Yáhuar Huácac ruled for 30 years & that's amazing!

[@ramirosotto]

Those are estimates I think

[@andromeda331]

Thank you for doing a video on the Inca Emperors.

[@TRDPaul]

That's a lot of history known for a culture that had no writing

[@jzjzjzj]

oral traditions are important

[@lupus_romanus6812]

Hi Jack. You didn't mention the killing of the royal family made by Atahualpa. Inca Garcilaso de la Vega mentions that he tried to kill the whole royal family (that was very big) in a very cruel manner and that he was specially cruel with women and children. He also mentions that the few survivors spited when they heard the name of Atahualpa and that they were content that the spanish had judged and condemned to death this cruel king.

[@Nocreabo215]

He probably didn't mention it because it was almost certainly Spanish propaganda.

[@GerardC75]

@@Nocreabo215 you're a bit confused, the ones that invented propaganda were the anglos (your ancestors)

[@Nocreabo215]

@@GerardC75 bruh I'm not even Anglo, I'm half Greek & half Puerto Rican.

[@GerardC75]

@@Nocreabo215 then why you have an anglo name, that sounds like treason to me

[@user-hb1sf2sx5r]

Apart from the fact that he was an illegitimate inca.

[@brokebutfunny]

Fun fact: the people of the inca empire didn't call it inca they called it "Tawantinsuyu" meaning "the land of 4 parts".

[@blueridding]

Kinda tired of hearing about all the technologies pre-Colombian peoples didn’t have. It’s like treating them like a circus animal “look what they can do even though they aren’t like us” Why can’t we start the introduction with all the amazing technologies they did have, political tech, fiber tech, etc.

[@MeldinX2]

Isn't it the point of most history? To see how they were diffrent and used diffrent systems than people in the western world? It's interesting.

[@SAOS451316]

the wheel in particular needs to stop being a benchmark of civilization. how is the wheel going to help you travel the sahara and the andes? it's not. there are toys with wheels that were all over the americas so clearly they knew what a wheel was but didn't use them for a reason. you're damn right we should start an introduction of the Inca and others with accomplishments. like look at the amazing masonry, trade networks, fine cloth, astronomical knowledge, and management systems.

[@katherinegilks3880]

I think this introduction was meant well - it is trying to refute stereotypes about what makes civilisation and also give kudos to the Inca for their accomplishments. But I also agree with your comment. The intro could have been phrased differently for sure.

[@blueridding]

@@MeldinX2 sure we can compare and contrast, but it is an issue if everything you choose to talk about are things Europeans did know or use that Indigenous peoples didn’t.

[@MeldinX2]

@@blueridding Well you need to compare things between each other to get an understanding. And since these videos are mostly for a western audience that makes sense. Why can't you talk about they not having written language for example at a certain time? It's kind of an important fact.

[@purrroudbeauty]

Interesting. I wonder if you could do a video about the Fujimori tree and their relations to Inomoto and Peru?

[@onativo]

the Incas would've been a great civilization given the time more than they were in their time

[@baldacchinonicholas7962]

you should make a family chart of the Hindu God's, like what you did with the Greeks, or a timeline of Hinduism? thank you

[@nathancreek6086]

I'm glad you mentioned it because as soon as I saw the name "Pachacuti" my brain immediately started singing Do The Pachacuti

[@Emily-the_funny_guys]

I also think of the Horrible Histories song when I hear the name Patchucuti

[@carltonleboss]

Do the Pachacuti

[@drswag0076]

i posted a family tree chart of Nintendo consoles from the company's early stint in the game market to the household names like the NES, N64 and the Switch.

[@GrandNoble]

I was LITERALLY thinking damn they're not gonna mention tupac probably cuz the avg watcher on this page isn't into rap and they dont want to alienate or annoy their fans. Lol. As a hip hop fan and an avid watcher of ALL ur videos, thank you! 🎉😂

[@carlosfranciscocubasruelas9746]

errors in this video 1 Sinchi Roca's wife his named Mama Coca and she was not his sister since she was the daughter of Surick Huamán, a friend of Manco Cápac and Sinchi Roca. 2 Mama Cahua was the daughter of Chimpu Ocllo, daughter of Manco Capac and Mama Huaco, (Manco capac had a daughter with his own mother) 3 the biological parents of manco cápac and mama ocllo are Apu Tambo Atau and Mama Huaco, and she was the daughter of apu tambo and his first wife Pachamaach, Apu Tambo and Pachamaach were the true children of the sun and the moon but when they died the sun He gave Manco Cápac the mission to found a new empire since his father's had been destroyed by the Aymaras. 4 Cápac Yupanqui's mother his named Curu Yaya and she was the sister of Mayta Cápac, but Mayta Cápac was married to mother Tacucaray, who was the mother of his heir Tarco Huamán, who became an Inca for 2 weeks until his half-brother Cápac Yupanqui I dethrone it 5 Cusi Chimbo and Mama Michay are one person, she was the secondary wife of Cápac Yupanqui and later she had a conspiracy with her stepson Inca Roca to kill his father and that he should keep the throne upon death the deal was that Inca Roca will marry her 6 Inca Roca is the son of Cusi Hilpay 7 Cusi Hilpay is the daughter of Curi Ocllo and the King of the Ayarmancas, Curi Ocllo was the daughter of Sinchi Roca and Chimpu Ocllo 8 Yahuar Huacac's wife his named Mama Chicya, daughter of Curi Ocllo and King Ayarmanca 9 Viracocha had a concubine called Curi Chulpi with whom he had Urco, who was Sapa Inca for a short time, since he escaped with his father to the mountains and never returned, so Pachacútec assumed his title and later looked for him and I kill 10 Pachacútec and Mama Anawarqui had another son, named Amaru Inca Yupanqui, who became an Inca for brief periods when his brother Túpac Yupanqui was absent. In addition to being Pachacútec's immediate successor, he was the regent of the kingdom on many occasions, both in the reign of pachacútec as in that of his brother Tupac Yupanqui 11 Tupac huallpa was the brother of atahualpa by father and mother and their mother was not paccha duchicela, she was Mama Palla chimpu tucto Alhuaman Ocllo Coca daughter of Yamque Yupanqui and the wife of her brother Llapcho both sons of Pachacútec and Mama Anawarqui, but atahualpa He married Ocllo Cori Duchisela, who was the daughter of Paccha Duchicela and Huayna Cápac, in fact Atahualpa, and she had Atahualpa's eldest son, Hualpa Cápac, who snatched the throne of Quito from Rumiñahui, a usurper, and they became there from Quito under the name of inca rock atabalipa duchicela his offspring formed the second royal house Duchicela Missing Descendants 1 Huáscar came to have 2 children, Maytanchi and Carlos Alonso Tito Atauchi who married Constance de Castilla and they had two sons named Alonso and Sebastián 2 Huáscar's main wife was called chuquillanto and she was her father's and her mother's sister and with her he never had children 3 Atahualpa's main wife was called Cuxirimay Ocllo and was the daughter of Yamque yupanqui and Tocto Ocllo daughter of her brother Llapcho, and with her he had 6 children, Francisco túpac atauchi, Isabel atahualpa, María yupanqui, María Isabel atabalipa yupanqui, Puca Sisa and Felipe Atabalipa yupanqui only Francisco túpac atauchi arrived to have offspring but her lineage would become extinct in the 17th century and Maria Isabel was married to Diego Gutiérrez de Medina but she did not have children with him but with Esteban de pretel a son named Diego Pretel Atahualpa and who would have offspring her lineage continues to this day, Cuxirimay Ocllo was baptized as Angelina yupanqui and had two natural children with Francisco Pizarro after being widowed, Juan and Francisco, Juan had descendants with Isabel de La rua and his family still lives today Finally, she married Juan Diez de Betanzos for the second time, but she had no children with him. 4 Beatriz Clara Coya and Martín Oñéz de Loyola had a daughter, Ana María Lorenza García Sayri Túpac de Loyola who had descendants and his descendants formed the house of Borja-Loyola 5 Túpac Amaru II belonged to the condorcanqui family, his half-brother Juan Bautista túpac Amaru condorcanqui was the last of this family, some important members of this family are his wife Micaela bastidas puyucahua and his sons Hipólito Mariano and Fernando condorcanqui bastidas his cousin Diego Cristóbal túpac Amaru Condorcanqui and his nephew Andrés Mendigure Túpac Amaru Who was the brother-in-law of Tupac Katari, hero of Bolivian independence, today the Túpac Amaru Condorcanqui family is extinct I am Peruvian and all this has been told to me by oral tradition in addition to reviewing The Chronicles of Garcilaso de la Vega, Juan de Betanzos, Guaman Poma de Ayala, and Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa

[@dompuma9620]

Really good information here. I'm Peruvian too. Where did you get the stuff on Manco Capac's backstory?

[@carlosfranciscocubasruelas9746]

@@dompuma9620 Hablas español?

[@carlosfranciscocubasruelas9746]

@@dompuma9620 habían unas vasijas en ayacucho qué contenían gráficos de 4 Hermanos mayor con una vara de sol y cada uno con sus esposas con estimaciones étnicas nos damos cuenta que el origen de la etnia inca tiene su origen en la meseta del collao y finalmente te hace un análisis lingüístico nos damos cuenta que los incas hablaban el puquina no el quechua una lengua que solo se hablaba en el Imperio tiahuanaco sacando unos Cuántos cálculos el padre de manco cápac debió haber en ingrato desde la meseta del collao a la actual Ciudad de La Paz la genética de los incas era más fuerte y robusta que la del pueblo llano por eso es que fueron elegidos sus gobernantes ya que al ser los más fuertes en puerta bruta en esa época lo que se necesitaba era eso fuerza para defenderse del enemigo y la genética del padre de atahualpa de los indígenas procedentes de la meseta del collao era mucho más fuerte qué la de los indígenas del antiguo tiahuanaco sacando cálculos el padre de manco cápac debió haber llegado a la paz en Bolivia justo en la caída del Imperio tiahuanaco y al existir una anarquía y un miedo por parte de la población escogieron al más fuerte entre ellos para que los gobierne con el paso del tiempo si leemos algunos escritos de aquella época nos damos cuenta que los aymaras invadían toda Bolivia eran originarios de Santa Cruz de la sierra y no pararon invadir hasta puno nos damos cuenta también que ellos se empujaban a todas las tribus lo mismo pasó con los incas cuando llegaron a la paz los incas tuvieron que huir de ahí ante la invasión aymara nos cuentan también especialmente garcilaso dela Vega Qué hubo un diluvio muy parecido al de Noé aquí en las indias y ese diluvio destruyó todo lo que no destruyeron los aymaras fue lo único que llegó a expulsar los por eso es que no quedan ruinas de la ciudad construida por el padre de manco capa Y por lógica ellos buscaron refugiarse el padre de manco cápac tuvo que haber perecido en el diluvio pero en sumado y sus hermanos parece que llegaron a refugiarse en una cueva llamada tamputoco y después de 40 días cuando salen de la Cueva nace la leyenda de los hermanos ayar los cuatro hermanos saliendo del cerro tamputoco

[@dompuma9620]

@@carlosfranciscocubasruelas9746 Gracias por eso. Vi otro video donde hablaban de la lengua puquina específicamente y que los incas la seguían hablando incluso en Cuzco. También me ayudó el material sobre el padre de Manco que venía de la meseta del Collao, ya que siempre pensé que se originó en la región de Tihuanaco. Me pregunto si la genética está relacionada con el cambio de nombrar a sus líderes Sinchi a Inca más adelante. En cuanto a la inundación, este tiene que ser uno de los misterios más grandes de todos, ya que ocurre en muchas culturas en todo el mundo. También leí otro relato de cómo se asoció con Viracocha, que es otra figura muy interesante en la religión. Voy a ver tu canal también. Parece que tienes algunas cosas interesantes.

[@irzaradityahafiz9250]

can you make a family genealogy of the Majapahit kingdom or the srivijaya kingdom?

[@Uzair_Of_Babylon465]

Fantastic video keep it up your doing amazing job.

[@matthiasdvorsakhillebrand2393]

Are there any descendants of the Sapa Incas today? Maybe of Tupac Amaru II ?

[@monkeyinthemiddle888]

Right here, I’m a descendant of Huayna Cápac on my mothers side

[@matthiasdvorsakhillebrand2393]

@@monkeyinthemiddle888 And what is your name ?

[@monkeyinthemiddle888]

@@matthiasdvorsakhillebrand2393 my name is Sol lol. My mothers side of the family is under the Guzman and Gonzalezrubio last names and is from Colombia. I am descended from Francisca Coya who is Huayna Cápac’s daughter

[@Wayzor_]

You left out the part about the Great Cornholio and his adventures around Lake Titicaca.

[@RosieCockshutt]

The Horrible Histories to Useful Charts pipeline runs so deep 🤩

[@asawanted]

For age of empires nerds pachacuti starts at 6:30

[@JustDom]

I wish you mentioned more about Tupac Amaru II

[@-RONNIE]

Really interesting video. I didn't know anything about this subject I knew who the Incas were and where they come from but that's about it. Thanks for sharing this with us

[@user-hk8yp7cw1v]

Viva el Pueblo Inca

[@andrefarfan4372]

Ok

[@DrLynch2009]

Try to said that in northen Peru and get ready to be attacked by the local people.

[@user-hk8yp7cw1v]

@@DrLynch2009 y por qué será?

[@alonsotello4415]

@ᛐᛦᛑᛆᚵᛂᚱᛆ ᚼᛁᚿᚿ ᚢᚿᚵᛁᚿᚿ porque el nombre Inca no representa a todos los pueblos del Tawantinsuyu. En el norte, varios se identifican como Chimu, Chachapoya, entre otros. Aunque en el Perú se entiende cuando hablan de los Incas en general para referirse a los pueblos del Tawantinsuyu.

[@user-hk8yp7cw1v]

@@alonsotello4415 No tenía idea, gracias por la información.

[@Ecuadorballl]

Can I see the full chart?

[@kamoboko86]

The origin story of the Inkas sounds just like Noah and the Ark story. Coincidence?

[@solidaverage]

Almost all early civilizations started in river valleys, and rivers regularly flood. So almost all ancient civilizations have “great flood” mythological stories. So no, not a coincidence, just a result of common situations.

[@user-hb1sf2sx5r]

Esta excelente el video del árbol real inca pero Atahualpa no fue sentenciado a que lo quemen vivo, sino, bajo la pena del garrote. 11:18

[@bleddynwolf8463]

'we drink from their skulls, do the pachacuti...'

[@mateuszbanas8226]

you've been waiting a long time for this, thanks

[@rosariocastro6386]

Please, do "Who would be King or Queen of Perú now" if the country had gone with San Martin's plan of a constitutional monarchy instead of Bolivar's republic.

[@L.P.1987]

Search "Plan Colombeia"

[@lilliedoubleyou3865]

"I've never had so much fun!" "PACHACUTI!"

[@DeborahohDeborah]

Great job. Thanks. Just some additional things. Pachacutic saw Viracocha the one God. Pachacutic's poetry to the one God is amazingly beautiful. When God talked to him, he said the sun, moon and stars are not gods. I the creador am the only God. Until then, all Incas coming from the eight brothers and sisters that came out of the Island of Puna were idolaters. When Pachacutic brought to the leaders at the Coricancha (their meeting field in Cusco, the desire to have one God and no more adoration of ídolos. The council said that the groups they had conquered may uprise against them. It's interesting that then the Spanish came bringing the same teaching Pachacutic chose not to teach about.

[@kjorlaug1]

Tupac Emperor got assassinated as part of the east/west Incan rivalry

[@livingthegoodlifechannel]

Is there a family today that can trace (or says that they can trace) their lineage back to the Romans? (I seem to remember reading about an English family that made such a claim, and I would image that there is an Italian family that does so as well.)

[@Vielenberg]

There is a reason why most European genealogies end on Saint Arnulf (d. 645). There was a period of actual 'dark age' in Western Europe between the fall of Rome and the Carolingian times. If somebody could trace their ancestry to Roman times than it would be through Bysantine emperors.

[@MrSludov]

@@Vielenberg The king of Spain, both of the Western and Bizantine parts of Roman Empire, and also, as a direct descendant of Holy Roman Emperor Carlos V..

[@Vielenberg]

@@MrSludov Felipe VI can trace his genealogy to Liuverico (36xgreat grandfather) - father of Liuvigild - king of Visigoths (519-586) (35xgreat grandfather). This is very impressive, but does not count as documented descent from the Romans.

[@volxtron5280]

POV : You saw this video and said Aw neat!

[@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687]

i think the most impressive fanmade chart in Reddit is a chart from Adam to Jesus.

[@samsunglg6671]

It's great to know where the famous rapper got his name from 🙏

[@user-ix1rp9ff3p]

I thank the "Horrible Histories" book series for giving me some prior knowledge of the Incan civilization

[@camilamaldonado6678]

FINALLY!!!!!

[@classicerynn8452]

My students learned about quipos in English Lit the other day, then they got to make their own. It was pretty cool.

[@syasol]

did not expect to hear a horrible histories shout out in a useful charts video

[@pedroa.velazquez2422]

Sería interesante descifrar la genealogía de Moctezuma (emperador Azteca) y Cortés (conquistador español); del cual se sabe de varios matrimonios de ambos con descendencia hasta nuestros días. Felicidades por sus gráficos.

[@Sazoji]

You're just gonna skip over mama runtu?

[@zippygreff]

7:01 Me too. I was humming that song for the rest of the video.

[@DeborahohDeborah]

Many in the upper classes of Ecuador and Perú, and Colombia descend from the Inca leaders abd from other regional leaders. A descendant of Huayna Capac through the Coya Francisca, daughter of Huayna Capac, former president of Ecuador Camilo Ponce Enríquez.

[@MiuMiuKoo]

Good morning Jack Thank you for sharing this 🤗 I was wonderering if you could tell me where to find Matt"s link too👍

[@alejoblack368]

That little lie helped us win wars but violence helped the most

[@zalix512]

The village people were never happier.

[@supera2960]

Tupac thing kinda blew my mind

[@lovevisionbr]

Huayna Capac is my ancestor in the 15th generation 😀

[@TheSistineChappal]

Why are they all wearing beats headphones?

[@icee3393]

jack is back let's fuckin go

[@bgd73]

I imagine how many mysteries linger on. The people that choose to get away from battles. I have some meso, from a french acadian area tribe. it is bizarre. I am still trying to nail down my irish with spanish Y dna and croation ancinet graves...now I've got a meso american as my native trail. They'll never figure america out completely. I hope they get haplogroups organized at a minimum. Great video. the records stuff.. I give up too easily. I choose dna as the guide.

[@Dartkitten]

Can you do a video on africa? Like most people i dont know anything about it except for the name, and egypt.

[@benaaronwalters]

I was yelling at my TV about 2pac for probably half of this video so the end was a really nice payoff.

[@thirdygames1490]

Please do south east Asian family trees like how the monarchs of sulu are related to the kinds of ancient Philippines and how they’re related to the monarchs of Brunei

[@suhaanpastakia5600]

I loved the pachacuti horrible histories reference

[@joeturton6627]

how were these charts made, is there a program that can do something similar.

[@Su_yt]

For a second, I thought that the title read "Incel Emperors"

[@SirKnight1096]

Inca is the title of the tribe's leader. Not the name of the peoples.

[@sanexpreso2944]

Yes, or failing that Sapa Inca, the people or culture is Quechua

[@L.P.1987]

The same goes for romans, right? At least by their time. Wait...

[@atheisticgreyblob3284]

Nice to see that Tupac was reincarnated as Hip-Hop artist.

[@insulaarachnid]

Loved learning that Tupac is an Incan name!

[@AndrewJamesGordon]

See I would submit my chart I've been working on of Clan Gordon and their connections to English & Scottish Royalty, but it's way too large and is more horizontal than vertical. But through my research so far, I've determined that my 17th cousin is Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, and my 15th cousins 1x removed are both Diana, Princess of Wales and actress Cara Delevingne.

[@torrawel]

Great video, but 2 things: 1) myth: Pizarro conquered the inka state with few men because the weapons were better. Fact: civil war, diseases, and thousands of native allies (from the Cañari, Huancas and Chachapoyas to the several Inka princes who saw opportunities to become emperors themselves, like Paullu and Manco. The Spanish thought they had installed them, but reading all the sources, that seems extremely unlikely and illogical) 2) people like Atawalpa actually had a lot of children (like Francisco Túpac Atauchi) as well. I think they also should be mentioned here.

[@matthiasdvorsakhillebrand2393]

Maybe make a video of who would be kings in the Americas next

[@fulgenjbatista4640]

🕊🌟🕊 ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 🙏💜🙏 💜👑💜

[@screwthenet]

RIP TUpac! lol

[@samwill7259]

People are not stupid, as a rule, especially when it comes to the tangible problems right in front of us. If we do not HAVE the tools we need to make our lives easier, we will make new ones that can accomplish the job.

[@azrinaswan80]

Pls Make a video on scientific errors in each religion, Would be helpful.

[@anaz5918]

You sound exactly like the guy from Rackam channel is that you ?

[@habenderome4860]

How old is savannah Philip today?????

[@RyanLahiff-l9e]

But who is the heir to the Dynasty of Hanan Cusco? 🇵🇪

[@darkking1310]

Do the royal family of Nepal!!!!!!

[@andrefarfan4372]

Yay

[@mahatmaniggandhi2898]

jack rackam, nice name 😏

[@HVLLOWS1999]

I wonder did Tupac have Peruvian Native Blood in him or were his parents history buffs?

[@dompuma9620]

His mother was a Black Panther and named him out of respect for the revolutionary.

[@a.v.j5664]

🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮 (this is not the inca flag)

[@hippugamer6689]

Ootko sääki suomesta

[@a.v.j5664]

@@hippugamer6689 no mitä luulet

[@Lay-Man]

🇧🇷 (this is not the inca flag)

[@a.v.j5664]

@@Lay-Man agreed

[@hippugamer6689]

@@a.v.j5664 omg en mitenkää tienny

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

THE SPRITIS BLESS THE INCANS

[@aj.a1845]

Wait, just a minute!!!! are you saying that the "Americas" was already civilized before the Eropeans invaded. (sarcasm)

[@reveloutionful]

Wanna buy this map