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Capital | Machu Picchu | ||||
Largest city | Qosqo | ||||
Other cities | Chimu, Peru, Sican, New Burgundy, Deutschburg | ||||
Language official |
Quechua Spanish | ||||
others | Aymara, French, German | ||||
Religion main |
Traditional Inca religions | ||||
others | Christian | ||||
Ethnic Groups main |
Pure Inca, Chimu | ||||
others | Spanish, Spanish Mix Bloods, French, French Mix Bloods, German, German Mix Bloods | ||||
Demonym | Inca or Incan | ||||
Government | Absolute Monarchy with shadow parliament | ||||
Legislature | The United Parliament of the Inca | ||||
Sapa Inca | Apeac I | ||||
: | The Dynasty of Lower Qosqo | ||||
Population | 16,000,000 (1770 estimate) | ||||
Established | 1491 | ||||
Annexation | to Andea | ||||
date | 1776 | ||||
Currency | Spanish Real | ||||
Organizations | Hesperian League |
Tawatinsuyu' or the Second Inca Empire, is a state in Hespria. Born form the ashes of The Kingdom of Cuzco after the Cuzcan Civil War, Tawatinsuyu was founded when Brother B's army was rejected entry into the Kingdom of Cuzco by Brother A's army. After winning the civil war, Tawatinsuyu entered a Period of reconstruction.
History of Tawatinsuyu[]
Era of Reconstruction (1493-1497[]
Following the Civil War, The Sapa Inca saw the need to reconstruct and reform the empire, which had been on the same system since approx. 1100. While it worked for a small or even a large City-State, The New Inca Empire needed the be reorganized and stabilized. Cuzco, which had become too dominate in the previous Inca Empire, needed to be weakened within the new centralized Tawatinsuyu. To aid in this, Machu Picchu was established as a the new capital. To prevent the Cuzcan culture group from lashing out at this change, Machu Picchu was located in Cuzcosuyu near Cuzco. On top of the formation of a new capital, Chan Chan, which was largely burned down in the War for Cuzcan Dominance, was rebuilt, modeled largely after Cuzco. Chan Chan was made into a Golden City along side Machu Picchu.
First Golden Age (1497-1512)[]
The First Golden Age of the Inca referred to an era in which the Inca dominated the Andes. With a military of 12,000 men, few could challenge their reign in Peru. The only remaining organized state was Chiribaya, which was an Inca Ally. During this time,
Military of the Inca Empire[]
The military of the Inca empire can be divided into three eras: The East-West Era, The Brass Era and the Martial Era.
The East-West Era (1493-1515)[]
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