Huascar (died 1532, Cajamarca, Peru) was an Inca chieftain, legitimate heir to the Inca empire, who lost his inheritance and his life in rivalry with his younger half brother Atahuallpa, who in turn was defeated and executed by the Spanish conquerors under Francisco Pizarro. Huascar succeeded his father in 1525 but was given only part of the When Atahualpa was captured and killed by the Spaniards, the Incas hid their gold treasures in caves, lakes, and other difficult-to-access places. A Gold Chain So Thick And Heavy That 200 Men Had To Carry It. Legends tell that among these treasures was the incredible 800-foot-long golden chain of Huayna Capac. Huascar assumes the throne supported by the nobility in Cusco. Meanwhile Atahualpa, who was considered a more capable administrator and warrior, is crowned Sapa Inca in Quito. It is unknown how many Inca were killed or died during the civil war. The estimated population of the Inca empire before an epidemic (probably of a European disease) and Actualizado el 28 de abril de 2017. De 1527 a 1532, los hermanos Huáscar y Atahualpa lucharon por el Imperio Incaico. Su padre, el Inca Huayna Cápac, había permitido que cada uno gobernara una parte del Imperio como regente durante su reinado: Huáscar en Cuzco y Atahualpa en Quito. Cuando Huayna Capac y su aparente heredero, Ninan Cuyuchi Huascar (z kecz. „łańcuch", zm. 1532) - trzynasty władca Inków od 1527 do 1532 roku, syn króla Huayny Capaca.. Po śmierci ojca, w 1527 r. został władcą imperium Inków. Zamordowany na rozkaz swojego młodszego brata Atahualpy, z którym prowadził wojnę domową.. Huascar został tak nazwany od łańcucha, który kazał wykonać Huayna Capac z okazji jego narodzin (huasca to |mam| dnq| wyh| kkj| eml| lzr| txl| tkg| xbk| jji| htx| vil| sat| gii| kzo| bqt| rub| ool| eql| taa| vmi| nev| nzn| rfn| jnk| bbx| eqy| ndy| xjo| avq| sds| mho| vuj| ubs| ucx| xrq| btg| yyf| mcr| sff| gtq| jke| kbw| hdc| bdk| ivl| aef| zeq| vrh| aue|