The Inca Empire Didn't Fall When you Think it did | Animated History of the Neo Inca Empire 

wait wow

Lol he did it

*You crazy son of a bitch you did it*

I kinda wanna say no dip, but that’s rude and doesn’t make sense to say so ima just say THE MAD LAD

The madman did it

True haha

Yes, two royal houses that hated each other for extra stability

idk man Spanish got it from the romans

If Huayna Cápac did have to frick two different woman none of this would happened. Except for the spanish conquest.

Si Huayna Cápac no hubiera muerto por enfermedades raras recién llegadas (con su heredero al mismo tiempo) :"v

I actually didn’t know that hahaha

well Tupac was named after Tupac Amaru II, but that guy was named after this Tupac Amaru I so indirectly you're right

Puts two **thats**

@@fdb3344 isn't the english language wonderful

@@Julianna.Domina Lol

Dang it Frank

Glad I could be of service lol

@battledabstudio Zazi Germany

They would’ve had to flee for a while haha

@@HistoryHouseProductions historical context is awesome :)

They also lived in Spain with an S

@@fdb3344 i live in Spain without the A

@@AatiNiiranen you spin me right round baby right round

@Techtonic Ashes you mean greece

The photo though - such 80s energy

I died laughing at that part and I don't usually laugh

I’m glad you liked it!

Technically it’s only been like 5 weeks lol

...Sort of.

@@SamAronow I see what you did there

@@HistoryHouseProductions I tried putting a link but it disappeared.

Mostly, kinda....

The Neo Inca Empire is even more underrated

@@juanmam.2113 Depends, some were indeed advanced civilizations, others were literally colonized. You can't blame them that much since before there were other empires and when those died new ones, and new ones and well you get the point. Also more than federations they were like states, federations were mostly a think from Central and northern america. Thing mades them confusing is the fact their economy was based on manpower rather than metals.

@@juanmam.2113 Dude, your ignoring the fact that when the incas invasion came along, they invaded proper states in modern day Ecuador, the tribal period in the andes itself was getting over by the middle ages, the only majority tribal states were on the Atacama, Paraguay, Argentina and the jungle. Although you may be referring to the jungle amazonian tribes, those areas were peaceful. Just like in the silk road, the one who controlled most of it gained more economic benefits from it (thus the persians make sure to control the silk road as the chinese dynasties) war is a common which sadly is greatly unkowned due to the lack of writings. The same Incas are believed to be a tribe which at the expansion of the mapuche semi-nomads fleed to the peruvian andes (same reason why it's believed they spoke a different language). If what you were saying its real, then the ecuatorian dynasties who existed during the incan ocupation must have been more for the number of what yoh describe as tribes or like in northern Chile, none because then it would be colonized by the incas violent way (wich just like the previous empires such as Wari, Chimu and Tiahuanaco, sometimes ended in g3n0cide). It may be difficult to understand why the andinean and coastal region of Ecuador was unified and divided due to the lack of historical knowledge of their wars, although it's easily concluded that if there were no proper dynastic states, then the incas would have just simply colonized them like in the jungle or southern Colombia. Anyways I get your point, many of the things even as far as religion and language were the work from others who came before them and they were annexed into the empire. Military wise, they were unique in that but obviously not as far as the mongols for example.

@@juanmam.2113 What im trying to say is that Pre columbian history is extremely underrated, the incan civil war between huascar and atahualpa and everything that happened in the inca empire i very underrated. Im from south america so i know about that lol

@@juanmam.2113 there was resistance in all the limits of the empire, and would have been crushed or integrated given time, just like in the south , the mapuches were driven farther into chile, and were still at war with the incas when the spanish came. This continent, sadly , dosent have literally sources, so we are up in the air in what we can conclude or get out of the things that we have, it's indicative of the limits of the civilization, they could make roads from guayaquil to santiago, but couldnt figure out you can write shit.

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It really is. Thanks for watching!

Your*

@@narenkarthikeyan2429 mother

Interesting. I’ve never heard of that

@@HistoryHouseProductions It goes even deeper, the sun on the Argentine flag is the Incan sun god Inti, the reason why goes from "its a leftover from the Inca Plan" to local stories that says that they used Inti in the flag to gather support from the native people, mostly in the most remote areas where local traditions didnt changed much. Its interesting how the Incan cultural weight started to actually vanish with the formation of the modern states, 200 years after the Incas were actually gone.

Hi johnathon

I’ve been bamboozled

@@Joscat60 Hi Josue

@@lehistoryconnoisseur1441 hi evolved

It’s pretty cool. I feel like people just assume that natives weren’t very effective against the Spanish, but they really adapted and fought back pretty well all things considered.

Really? You go to a cool school

Sacrifices must be made

I’m glad you like it!

Really do you have a source?

Thank you! I appreciate it! I actually do have a Patreon hahaha

What's your favourite one?

Well yes, but actually no

Coming down the rainforest side

I’m sure your teachers will understand

@@HistoryHouseProductions thank u they would

HHP is basically just school 2 anyways

I appreciate it haha

@@HistoryHouseProductions Vid Idea- Battle of Yarmuk (August 636). This Battle Has Changed The World Forever.

I’ve finally covered every inhabited continent

@@HistoryHouseProductions LOL, americans

Yeah, the old ones are so cringe now

Unfortunately, not in this video

Thanks so much for your kind words! :) I’ve added Lord Cochrane to the list! He might make a good video someday.

Trueeeee

AAAAHHHHHHH.....no you didn't! That was good. As I choke on coffee.

That’s interesting! The more you know haha

You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching!

I am speed

This is his real story

Appreciate it! I’ve finally acknowledged the existence of your continent hahaha

@@HistoryHouseProductions lol

@@HistoryHouseProductions do the Paraguayan war its so ridiculous

Does the world really need me though

@@HistoryHouseProductions It does!

@@HistoryHouseProductions It really does

There’s actually some debate about whether Smallpox reached the Inca before or after the Spanish arrived. Most historians think it arrived before, but some disagree

Me no hablar Espagnol

@@HistoryHouseProductions me neither

I see what you did there

Thank you!

Lmao

Your entire life has been a lie

You just noticed?

@@HistoryHouseProductions no, hence the /s. I’m just being an ass.

@@spazzypengin ahhhhhh I missed that hahaha

That could maybe be a good one someday!

The oldest trick in the book

Me no habla espagnol

Was he actually?

@@HistoryHouseProductions 2pac's real name is Tupac Amaru Shakur

Plus Tupac Amaru II (José Gabriel Condorcanqui y Noguera), who led an uprising in 1780.

That’s cool! Thanks for sharing!

From what I have heard, Quechua is NOT the language that the Incas, meaning the rulers, spoke at the time. They spoke an extinct language, possibly Puquina, that was different from the rest of the empire.

I’m sorry. Sacrifices had to be made

Not me!

@@HistoryHouseProductions not cool

The ask you how you’re doing and you have to say you’re fine....