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Atahualpa became ruler of the Inca Empire following a civil war between him and his half-brother Huáscar, which began after the death of their father, Emperor Huayna Capac. After a series of battles, Atahualpa defeated Huáscar's forces and captured him, solidifying his power. Shortly thereafter, the arrival of Spanish conquistadors led by Francisco Pizarro further complicated the situation, ultimately resulting in Atahualpa's capture and execution. His rise to power was marked by both military prowess and the tumultuous political landscape of the Inca Empire.

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