They did not write, but passed down all their knowledge orally. They used rope with string hanging down in knots called "quipu / kipu" as a method to remembering things and events.
The Inca government was centralized, with the ruler being a descendant of the Sun God Inti. The ruler would not be considered a god while he was living, but was treated as such. The ruler would marry his sister, and he cannot many "humans". But then their child would not necessarily be heir to the throne. Concubines could have his child and the child that was most suited was chosen. When the ruler died, he was mummified, and his body kept around during the early years of his successor. This was done so that the successor may speak to the predecessor for advice. Most of the government howver was a large bureaucracy and each person had his own responsibility. The more powerful you were, the more people you controlled.
There was a state religion and women called "Aclla" were the virgins who either became condubines or performed religious duties. The Sun God Inti was the most powerful, but there were various other gods and there was also ancestral worship.
The common people were divided into clan called "ayllus". To join a clan, one traced both your male and female ancestor's lines. You married within your clan and interacted with the government through your clan. You also paid your taxes through the clan.
The Inca also had a controlled state economy. The government would take a percentage from a clan as tribute. Elderly, who could not do hard labor, would make textile products as tribute.
In the Inca they had very serious laws. If you commited murder you were thrown off a cliff. If you stole or cheated your hands and feet were to be cut off and fed to the animals. ☺
They didn't hav slavery in the Inca empire. They instead had a mandatory service system that everyone participated in called the mita system.
there was no topa inca
I believe the Inca's government was a monarchy... the Emperor (or Sapa Inca) ruled the empire with the help of the Apus. The Apus lived in Cuzco and reported to the Sapa Inca. Other then that it was sorta like a pyramid, First the Sapa Inca, then the Apus, next the Local governors (They reported to the Apus inca).Scheff, D. (2002). Ancient Civilizations Incas. Austin, N.Y. Steadwell books
That's like saying "What part of France were the ancient Egyptians from?" The Inca Empire was in South America, largely in Peru - with absolutely no connections with Texas.
Inca
The Inca's invented many ways to adapt to their lifestyle, such as roads and bridges. The Inca's created the Khipus. Khipus is a system of keeping records by using knots.
The Inca lived in a farm-like house
In-Cah; in like thru a door, (coming in).
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The Inca tribe, known as the Quechua, lived in a society focused on agriculture, particularly on the cultivation of maize, potatoes, and quinoa. They lived in tightly knit communities organized around a central plaza and practiced a system of communal labor called "mit'a" to ensure the cultivation of crops and the construction of infrastructure. The Inca society was hierarchical, with the ruler, known as the Sapa Inca, at the top, followed by nobles, priests, and commoners.
Pizzaro destroyed the Incan empire. i remember it like this "the inca's ordered pizza but instead they got Pizzaro"
Inca slaves had a harsh life, as expected. They were not used as sacrifices like the Aztec. Inca didn't completely force them to convert, incas also sometimes incorporated their gods in their their stories
The Inca's mined various metals like gold, silver, and copper. These metals were used for crafting jewelry, ornaments, and tools. The Inca Empire had extensive mining operations in the Andes mountains.
Mayan, Inca, Aztec
The Inca Empire was conquered by Spanish conquistadors led by Francisco Pizarro in the early 1530s. The conquest was facilitated by internal conflicts within the Inca Empire and the spread of diseases like smallpox, which weakened the indigenous population. The fall of the Inca Empire culminated in the capture and execution of the Inca ruler Atahualpa in 1533.
they live like other people. no especial lifestyle.