2. Tahuantinsuyu = “The Four Parts Together”

3. Terms in Quechua
Ayllu: In the Inca empire, a small rural clan in the Andean highlands, owning its own land, which its members worked in common; in the Spanish empire and later, it meant an Indian village.
Inca: Literally, chief; in the pre-Conquest Andean highlands, the ruling dynasty

4. Sapa Inca
Apo
Tukrikuk
Curacas

5. Sapa Inca: In the Inca Empire, the God King and Supreme Ruler, the emperor.

6. Apo: In the Inca empire, a territorial governor; appointed by the emperor and directly under him. There were four such governors, one for each quarter of the empire

7. Tukrikuk: In the Inca empire, the governor of a province, appointed by the emperor, ruling under an Apo and over curacas in his territory

8. Curaca: In pre-Conquest Andean highlands, a hereditary chief of one or more ayllus, the small rural communities; in the Spanish empire and later, this meant a local Indian boss.

9. Mitimaes: In the Inca empire, colonists sent by the emperor to consolidate his control over newly conquered territory.

10. Machu Picchu

11. Huayna Capac

12. Huascar

13. Atahualpa

14. Francisco Pizarro

15. Atahualpa meets Pizarro