In addition to Pachacutec and Topa Yupanqui, this state was ruled by (*) Huayna Capac, whose son Huascar fought a civil war with its last effective ruler.
As part of the "mita" tribute system that operated in this state, beer was fed to the mummies of previous monarchs. Two fifteenth-century rulers of this polity are known as its Philip II and Alexander the Great. In addition to Pachacutec and Topa Yupanqui, this state was ruled by (*) Huayna Capac, whose son Huascar fought a civil war with its last effective ruler. This empire used "quipu," knotted cords, for communication, and was defeated during the reign of Atahualpa by Francisco Pizarro. For 10 points, name this empire of pre-Spanish Peru.
As part of the "mita" tribute system that operated in this state, beer was fed to the mummies of previous monarchs.
Inca Empire