A man named Juan Santos who claimed to be a descendent of this man took this man's name and led a rebellion in Tarma and Jauja in the 1740s.  
A man named Juan Santos who claimed to be a descendent of this man took this man's name and led a rebellion in Tarma and Jauja in the 1740s.  He was captured at Chillopampa but escaped and defeated his enemies at Chimborazo.  This man sparred with his half-brother Huascar in a civil war after the death of his father Huayna Capac, and he was captured at the Battle of Cajamarca and ransomed for tons of gold and silver, but eventually suffocated and replaced by his brother, Tupac Huallpa.  For 10 points, name this man overthrown by Francisco Pizarro, an Incan emperor.
A man named Juan Santos who claimed to be a descendent of this man took this man's name and led a rebellion in Tarma and Jauja in the 1740s.  
{Atahualpa} [or {Atabalipa}]