1. INCA EMPIRE ORGANIZATION
SOCIAL STRUCTURE, ECONOMICS AND LANGUAGE

2. Inca expansion 1450 to 1530 Ecuador
Why?
Pachacutic
Tupac Yupanqui
Huayna Capac
Huascar
Atahualpa
HOW?

3. TAHUANTINSUYU FOUR REGIONS
NW CHINCHASUYU
NE ANTISUYU
SW CUNTISUYU
SE COLLASUYU

4. EACH SUYU WAS CONNECTED TO CUSCO BY “CAPAC – ÑAN” OR THE ROYAL TRAIL
CHASQUIS
MESSENGERS OF THE EMPIRE
PLACES WHERE INCA ARMY COULD REST AND EAT.
EACH TAMBO HAD A CHASQUI
TAMBOS

5. INCAS’ MORAL CODE MORAL CODE AMA SUWA DO NOT STEAL AMA LLULLA
DO NOT LIE
AMA QUELLA
DO NOT BE LAZY

6. INCAS’ SOCIAL STRUCTURE
SAPA INCA
EMPEROR
WILLAC OMA
SHAMAN
APU APU
SUYUS GOVERNORS
TUC RICUC
PROVINCE GOVERNORS
CURACA
TRIBE CHIEF
HATUN RUNA
FAMILY CHIEFS
HUAGCHA
POOR PEOPLE
INCAS’ SOCIAL STRUCTURE

7. ECONOMICS FARMING IN TERRACED MOUNTAINS TEXTIL PRODUCTION - ACLLAHUASI
HERDING LLAMAS AND ALPACAS
TRADING SURPLUS

8. Labor systems
LABOR ORGANIZATION
MINGA
MITA
AYNI
BASED ON COOPERATIVE WORK AND RELATIVES HELP IN THE AYLLU

9. LANGUAGE WRITTEN LANGUAGE QUIPUS
IT IS NOT CONSIDERED A FORMAL FORM OF WRITTEN LANGUAGE
SPOKEN LANGUAGE
QUICHUA/QUECHUA AS THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF THE EMPIRE
SEVERAL DIALECTS WERE SPOKEN IN THE INCA TERRITORY
CATHOLIC CHURCH SPREAD QUECHUA O “RUNASHIMI” AMONG NATIVES SEVERAL YEARS LATER

10. SUMMARY

11. INCAS’ CONQUEST CONSEQUENCES IN ECUADOR
CULTURE
COMMUNICA
TION AND TRADING
DEMOGRAPHY
POLICIES

12. MITIMAES NO ROOTS INCAS’ EMPIRE CRISIS QUITO, CUZCO AND TOMEBAMBA
HUAYNACAPAC DEATH 1525 AD
QUITO, CUZCO AND TOMEBAMBA
HUASCAR AND ATAHUALPA
MITIMAES NO ROOTS
WARRIORS
INCAS’ NOBILITY

13. NEXT CLASS ASSIGNMENT RESEARCH ABOUT INCAS’ MYTHOLOGY
RESEARCH ABOUT ATAHUALPA AND HUASCAR WAR.