The Journey to Conquer the Incas

  • Aug 1, 1527

    The Sapa Inca is killed

    The Sapa Inca is killed
    The Sapa Inca Huáscar is killed, by his son Atahualpa. He did not leave a a heir to the throne, which starts great argument between his two sons.
  • Nov 6, 1527

    Fighting starts between brothers

    Fighting starts between brothers
    The two brothers Huáscar and Atahualpa became to fight for the role of Saca Inca. Continues until 1532.
  • Apr 1, 1531

    Arrival of the Spaniards!

    Arrival of the Spaniards!
    Francisco Pizarro was the person who led the mission
    to Andes mountains from Spain / Cuba. The Andes mountains had stopped the Incas from communicating with other tribes, there was no cultural diffusion. :(
  • Mar 6, 1532

    Atahualpa wins the Inca civil war

    Atahualpa wins the Inca civil war
    Between the two brothers Huáscar and Atahualpa, Atahualpa won the throne and killed his other brother.
  • Mar 7, 1532

    Received word of the Spainish

    Received word of the Spainish
    Athaulpa was so happy in his victory against his brother that he decided to let the Spaniards into his territiory. All he heard was that a group of 102 men and 62 horses wanted to cross the Incan territory.
  • Mar 31, 1532

    The meeting of the Incas and Spaniards

    The meeting of the Incas and Spaniards
    Atahuallpa agreed to meet Fransisco Pizzaro at the central plaza of Cajamarca, he was accompanied by 6,000 armed men and an army of 35,000 was near by. Pizzaro told the Incas that the only true King was King Charles V of Spain and gave him the Christian Bible. Atahuallpa threw the Bible on the floor and the Spanish attacked. The Incan soldiers were so supprised by the attack, they ran away.
  • Apr 16, 1533

    The Spaniards take control

    The Spaniards take control
    At this time, Pizzaro takes control over the Incans. He forced them to become Christians, and stopped sacrifice. He went home to Spain and took back lots of gold, sliver, and jewels.
  • Jul 26, 1533

    Pleading for freedom

    Pleading for freedom
    The Spanish captured Atahuallpa and chained him. He then begged the Spaniards to free him for a price of lots gold and silver. Fransisco Pizzaro got his gold but broke his side of his promise and killed Atahuallpa anyway.