Unbelievable Incas: The Genocide Legend of the Sun God's People

Author: (English) Dilly, translated by Xu Chuan-na
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Without text, without currency, without wheels, yet the Inca people developed a prosperous empire and dominated the Andes Mountains, ranking as one of the world's most remarkable mysterious civilizations. However, the Spanish only used two hundred and sixty soldiers to completely destroy this great golden nation of South America. In the accounts of the conquerors, the Incas were portrayed as both barbaric and superstitious, yet the Inca Empire was a welfare-focused society with no thieves—an ideal society. This book will comprehensively narrate the rise and fall of Inca civilization, as well as the unique customs and traditions of this people, the children of the sun god.