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The Inca empire It was one of the largest and most important in Pre-Columbian America that developed between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries and whose capital was Cuzco, in Peru, the country where the empire originated.
While the Incas originated in Cuzco, the empire expanded into various regions, calling the empire itself Tahuantinsuyo.
It comprised a total of 6 current countries, and a seventh is in doubt:
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Ecuador
Colombia
Argentina
Brazil (in doubt, it is believed that there are two roads that the Incas could have built on the borders with the Guianas, which would lead to Quito - Ecuador-)
Inca as sovereign
The Inca was the sovereign of the Inca Empire, also called Inca Capac and Inca Sapa, the first being Manco Cápac and the last, Atahualpa.
The seventh, Inca Roca, was the first to use the denomination "Inca”As title.
In turn, the title "Inca"Was used by the"Incas of Vilcabamba", the leaders of the resistance to the conquest of Peru.
It is extremely difficult to dating the reign of the Incas for lacking completely reliable sources. There are a multitude of possible dates according to different authors and chroniclers throughout History, but for ours we will base ourselves on the Pedagogical Folder web, belonging to institutions in Peru and that is the one officially used in that country.
Anyway, although there may be a variation in the dates, the order of the Inca emperors list as the approximation of the number of years they ruled, they are quite clear and the variations, in the latter case, are minimal.
List of Inca emperors
| Incas | Dates (approx) | Epoch | Wife | |
| Manco Capac | Rich Lord of Vassals | 1150-1178 | Legendary Inca | Mama Ocllo |
| Sinchi Roca | Prudent prince | 1178-1190 | Legendary Inca | Mama Cura |
| Lloque Yupanqui | Memorable Lefty | 1197-1246 | Inca local confederation | Mama Caua |
| Mayta Capac | The Melancholic | 1246-1276 | Inca local confederation | Mama Pacuráray |
| Capac Yupanqui | Supreme Accountant | 1276-1321 | Inca local confederation | Curihilpay |
| Inca Rock | Courageous Supreme Sovereign | 1321-1348 | Inca local confederation | Mama Micaya |
| Yahuar Huácac | The One Who Cries Blood | 1348-1370 | Inca local confederation | Mama Chiquia |
| Viracocha (Huiracocha Inca) | Sea foam | 1370-1430 | Inca local confederation | Mama rondocaya |
| Pachacútec (Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui) | World Transformer | 1430-1478 | Initial Inca expansion | |
| Amaru Inca Yupanqui | Supreme Sovereign | 1478 | Initial Inca expansion | |
| Tupac Inca Yupanqui | Resplendent and Memorable King | 1478-1488 | Inca Imperial heyday | |
| Huayna Capac | Mighty Young | 1488-1525 | Inca Imperial heyday | |
| Huáscar | Gold chain | 1525-1532 | Inca Imperial Crisis | |
| Atahualpa | Happy winner | 1532-1533 | Inca Imperial Crisis |
List of Incas of Vilcamba
| Incas of Vilcabamba | Dates | Kinship |
| Manco Inca Yupanqui | 1533-1536 | |
| Sayri Tupac Inca | 1545-1558 | Son of Manco Inca |
| Titu Cusi Yupanqui | 1563-1570 | Son of Manco and brother of Sayri. Took de facto power |
| Tupac Amaru | 1570-1572 | Brother of Titu Cusi |
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