This city's Saksaywaman (SAK-say-WHY-man) walls were built by the Killke (KILL-ik) culture during its early history. This city was divided into quarters within its urin and hanan sectors. A dispute over the control of this city was settled at the Battle of Las Salinas (suh-LEE-nus). One citadel on the northern outskirts of this city was the site of a siege by the puppet ruler Manco II who retreated to the jungle where his son succeeded him. A man
This city's Saksaywaman (SAK-say-WHY-man) walls were built by the Killke (KILL-ik) culture during its early history. This city was divided into quarters within its urin and hanan sectors. A dispute over the control of this city was settled at the Battle of Las Salinas (suh-LEE-nus). One citadel on the northern outskirts of this city was the site of a siege by the puppet ruler Manco II who retreated to the jungle where his son succeeded him. A man who claimed to be a direct descendant of that son two centuries later staged an indigenous (*) uprising before being executed in this city. Both those men were known as Tupac Amaru. The War of Two Brothers saw this city fall to its king, who was later notoriously captured and held in a "Ransom Room" by the Spanish. For 10 points, name this Incan capital plundered by Francisco Pizarro in modern-day Peru.
This city's Saksaywaman (SAK-say-WHY-man) walls were built by the Killke (KILL-ik) culture during its early history.