One leader of this empire had his half brother Urco assassinated, and defeated an invasion of Chancas led by Uscovilca [oos-koh-VEEL-kah].
One leader of this empire had his half brother Urco assassinated, and defeated an invasion of Chancas led by Uscovilca [oos-koh-VEEL-kah]. A conflict within this empire climaxed at the Battle of Quipaipan [kee-"PIE"-pahn] some three years after Ninan Cuyochi and Huayna Capac [hWAY-nah kah-PAHK] died of disease. A later ruler of this empire was captured at the Battle of Cajamarca [kah-hah-MAR-kah] after defeating his half-brother HuÃ¡scar [hWAHS-kar] in a civil war; that ruler offered to buy his freedom with a room full of gold. Name this South American empire whose leader Atahualpa was disposed of by Spanish conquistadors under Francisco Pizarro in what is now Peru.
One leader of this empire had his half brother Urco assassinated, and defeated an invasion of Chancas led by Uscovilca [oos-koh-VEEL-kah].
Inca(n) Empire [or Tawantinsuyu]