One anecdote concerning this ruler is that he was strangled instead of burned upon accepting Christianity, which happened after he offered to fill a room with 24 tons of gold for his captors as ransom, and this ruler saw his greatest defeat at the less-than-an-hour long battle of Cajamarca.
Early military success by this ruler came at the battle of Chimborazo, and he at last defeated his first enemy at Quipaipan. This ruler split his kingdom with Huascar, which led to a civil war, the victor of which was this ruler, and he therefore succeeded his father Huyana Capec . One anecdote concerning this ruler is that he was strangled instead of burned upon accepting Christianity, which happened after he offered to fill a room with 24 tons of gold for his captors as ransom, and this ruler saw his greatest defeat at the less-than-an-hour long battle of Cajamarca. For ten points, identify this loser to Francisco Pizzaro, the last emperor of the Incans.
Early military success by this ruler came at the battle of Chimborazo, and he at last defeated his first enemy at Quipaipan.
{Atahualpa}