Yn Impiraght Incagh

	Yn Impiraght Incagh ; Tawantinsuyu
	Brattagh
	Soiaghey yn Impiraght Incagh
Preeu-valley	Cusco
Çhengaghyn	Çhengey oikoil: QuechuaÇhengaghyn cadjin: Aymarish, Puquina, Jaqaruish, Moçhicish as ram çhengaghyn beggey elley.
Craueeaght	Craueeaght Incagh
Reiltys	Monarkaght absaloidagh impiroil
	Sapa Inca
- 1438–1471	Pachacuti
- 1471–1493	Tupac Yupanqui
- 1493–1525	Huayna Capac
- 1525–1532	Huáscar
- 1532–1533	Atahualpa
Shennaghys
- Ren Pachacuti croo yn Tawantinsuyu	1438
- Caggey theayagh eddyr Huáscar as Atahualpa	1529–1532
- Barriaght Spaainagh fo Francisco Pizarro	1533/1572
- Jerrey lesh y veeviallys Incagh jerrinagh	1572
	Eaghtyr
- 1527	2,000,000 km² (772,204 mi ker)

Va'n Impiraght Incagh, va enmyssit Tawantinsuyu liorish e biallee (Quechua er son "Rheaym ny Kiare Ayrnyn") ny h-impiraght smoo ayns America roie-Cholombagh.^[1] Va çheshvean reiragh, politickagh, as cahnagh yn impiraght soit 'syn ard-valley Cusco. Dirree y çhiveeltaght Incagh ayns çheer ard y Pheroo 'sy 13oo eash. Hoshee Impiraght y Spaainey ruegey as barriaghtagh er yn Impiraght Incagh ayns 1532 as roish 1572 va'n steat Incagh jerrinagh slane fo chosh ny Spaainee.

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↑ Schwartz, Glenn M.; Nichols, John J. (2010). After Collapse: The Regeneration of Complex Societies. University of Arizona Press. ISBN 978-0-8165-2936-0.

[SchwartzNichols2010-1] Schwartz, Glenn M.; Nichols, John J. (2010). After Collapse: The Regeneration of Complex Societies. University of Arizona Press. ISBN 978-0-8165-2936-0.

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