The Fall of the Inca Empire

[@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia]

Do you think the Inca could have maintained their empire if the Spanish had not arrived?

[@incachannel]

The Castilian Forces that appeared in the Tahuantinsuyo territory today Peru were made up of Castilians, also by the so-called Blacks of War born in the Antilles, converted Jews, Christianized Arabs or Moors, Flemish, Italians, Germans, Portuguese, Greeks, Scots, English, French, Hungarian, Guatemalan, Nicaraguan, Panamanian, Pearl and Aztec or Mexican natives. All of them longed for Gold and Silver, they were ready for anything. Pizarro also agreed with various nations of Tahuantinsuyo; Huancas, Chankas, Chachapoyas, Cañaris, Huascarista Faction of the Inca Army who sent thousands of warriors either to fight against Atahualpa's troops or to fight against the Huascarista faction, former ally and later enemies. Pizarro's strategy was the Roman teaching; "Divide and rule." The war would be extremely bloody and merciless, the remnants of the Inca army and the population that was faithful to it had to fight for 40 uninterrupted years against this invasion and fight against people from different parts of the world.

[@QxxxxQ]

No, there was already on going conflict in the nation.

[@marksusskind1260]

Thanks. I keep visiting despite the muddy sound.

[@Tekmirion]

Thank you for the informative video

[@waytakaq]

Inqa Waskar vs Qhapaq Atawallpa something like Cuzco vs Quito

[@stevenbrown9275]

Excellent video as usual. The Inca Empire would have broken up eventually on its own if the Spanish had not arrived. It might have taken a while of course.

[@thefanone]

I do think the Inca Empire would have endured if they would not have taken advantage of the people. Superior weapons and frequent different point of views doing the people. Every Nation has is difficulty but the population was overtaking by people that meant them harm instead of good. Great video as usual thank you so much

[@starcapture3040]

Can you make video about Enheduanna

[@jerrydrouillard]

I always thought the term Inca referred to the Emporer.

[@biomuseum6645]

It is true

[@Davlavi]

cool.

[@davidhrangchal487]

Really interesting....moveon ❤

[@persianfantasy2070]

:O

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