yes, they sure did.
The last emperor of the Inca was Atahualpa. His father Huayna Capac had died of smallpox in 1526 or 1527. The heir to the throne, Ninan Cuyuchi, also died. This left two of Huayna's other sons fighting for the throne. Atahualpa ruled from Quito, and his half-brother, Huascar, ruled the south from Cusco. At the Battle of Quipaipan, Atahualpa defeated Huascar. Because the Inca were so busy fighting each other, they were less prepared to fight Pizarro.
A giant is a completely different race to titans, they were born to be the gods opposites and fight them for control.
The Greek city-states continued to fight each other under shifting alliances for a further sixty years, with first Sparta dominating, then Thebes. They were brought under control of Macedonia by its king Philip II.
They did not want to be captured and put under control again of the Athenian tyrant they had expelled 20 years earlier.
The mongols invaded their home city, but the third crusaders had to fight their way through to get to the Holy Land, so they attacked the Persians to get through.
The last emperor of the Inca was Atahualpa. His father Huayna Capac had died of smallpox in 1526 or 1527. The heir to the throne, Ninan Cuyuchi, also died. This left two of Huayna's other sons fighting for the throne. Atahualpa ruled from Quito, and his half-brother, Huascar, ruled the south from Cusco. At the Battle of Quipaipan, Atahualpa defeated Huascar. Because the Inca were so busy fighting each other, they were less prepared to fight Pizarro.
Civil warAlthough the military cunning and advanced military technology of Spanish Conquistadors (military adventurers) such as Pizarro is usually seen as the main reason for the fall of the Inca Empire, it in fact only allowed the Spanish a rather precarious "first foothold" in Peru. The Spanish struggled another 40 years to secure control of the Inca empire and almost lost their initial advantage at one point. Scholars now view the fall of the Inca Empire as somewhat fated by the time the Spanish arrived, as by that point, it was depopulated and militarily weakened through Civil War between two rival claimants to the Imperial Inca throne - Huascar and Atahualpa. The Civil War was just concluding when Pizarro's group entered the scene, and the victor - Atahualpa - did not believe the Spaniards posed a serious threat. Another major factor was smallpox. This and other diseases introduced by contact with Europeans spread rapidly across the New World, ahead of the Conquistadors, reducing the capacity of Indian populations to fight the invaders.
Battle of Gallipoli of 1915.
It took years for the Spanish to totally conquer the Inca Empire in Peru. Francisco Pizarro began the fight with 168 men when he won the Battle of Cajamarca in 1532.
They fought because the Muslims had control of Jerusalem, the most important city to the Holy Roman Empire. To get Jerusalem back under the control of it, the crusaders started the Crusades, or holy wars.
to strengthen their empire
It means you fight for control over land or power of an area.
The British Empire and France were the two European powers to fight over Canadian territory.
When the Britain was brought into the war (as a result of Germany mobilising against neutral Belgium), the whole empire was obliged to help the empire. Australia was part of the British Empire and they sent soldiers to fight. The most famous fight that the Australians were involoved in was Gallipoli in 1914. This took place in Turkey. Britain wanted to gain control of the Dardanelles Strait (which was owned by Turkey) so they could send supplies and troops to Russia to help them fight Germany on the western front.
the justinians make to byzantie empire foe fight
Rising political tension due to the age of imperialism The fight for control in the Baltics between Austria-Hungary Empire Russia and Serbia
to fight for them