According to legend, stones turned into soldiers to help this ruler achieve his first major victory, which he celebrated by drinking beer from the enemy leader's skull. Forces under this leader killed Urcon in a skirmish at Calca, and with the support of his generals Vicaquirao and Apo Mayta, he conquered the Chancas. The husband of Anahuarque, his rule saw the construction of the fortress of Sacsayhuaman and the temple of Coricancha, and he reorganized his empire into four apos. With a name meaning "earth shaker," this
According to legend, stones turned into soldiers to help this ruler achieve his first major victory, which he celebrated by drinking beer from the enemy leader's skull. Forces under this leader killed Urcon in a skirmish at Calca, and with the support of his generals Vicaquirao and Apo Mayta, he conquered the Chancas. The husband of Anahuarque, his rule saw the construction of the fortress of Sacsayhuaman and the temple of Coricancha, and he reorganized his empire into four apos. With a name meaning "earth shaker," this son of Viracocha ascended to power around 1438, and was succeeded by his son Tupac after his death in 1471. FTP, name this ninth Incan Emperor, who began the expansion of the Incan Empire from Cuzco, and built ? Machu Picchu.
According to legend, stones turned into soldiers to help this ruler achieve his first major victory, which he celebrated by drinking beer from the enemy leader's skull.
{Pachacuti} [or {Pachacutec}]