Asian Endogens
The Andes could be one of the most rural endogens places to live. In 600 A.D an early civilization started to develop in Chacapoya, Peru. This civilization was also called the Chacapoya civilization, and also known as the warriors of the clouds. The nickname was put upon them in part from the Inca people, there actual name is still a mystery. Though the territory of the Chacapoya people was extremely vast expanding through the region of the Andes. The Chacapoya people where known for being tall, white, and beautiful people. These people where known for their extreme violence and violent rituals. Within their cultures there are remains of the violent acts in which they used to be involved in. The Chacapoya people used to cut the throat of their enemy and drink there blood. It has been speculated
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It was said that during the 15th century that the Inca people were taking over the civilization of Chacapoya. The ruler at the time was Tupa Inca Yupanqui who lead his people to defeat the Chacapoya people.Before the attacks accurred the Chacapoya people were preparing for nearly two years, because they knew the Incas where coming to take over. The battles where very fierce and the Chacapoya people didn’t leave without a fight. The fort of Kuelepa provably put a big battle against the Inca people, and was probably hard to overtake. After fierce battles the Inca people defeated the people of Chacapoya. After they were defeated they were governed under there ruler, but they still manage to put miner resistance against them.
A few years after the conquest of the Inca, the Spanish arrived. Much of the information that we do know today was also provided by Garcilaso de la Vega and Pedro Cieza, which where poets and soldiers from Spain. Thus when the Spanish came to Central America the remaining Chaacapoya people decided to join the Spanish forces instead of fighting for the Inca
It was said that during the 15th century that the Inca people were taking over the civilization of Chacapoya. The ruler at the time was Tupa Inca Yupanqui who lead his people to defeat the Chacapoya people.Before the attacks accurred the Chacapoya people were preparing for nearly two years, because they knew the Incas where coming to take over. The battles where very fierce and the Chacapoya people didn’t leave without a fight. The fort of Kuelepa provably put a big battle against the Inca people, and was probably hard to overtake. After fierce battles the Inca people defeated the people of Chacapoya. After they were defeated they were governed under there ruler, but they still manage to put miner resistance against them.
A few years after the conquest of the Inca, the Spanish arrived. Much of the information that we do know today was also provided by Garcilaso de la Vega and Pedro Cieza, which where poets and soldiers from Spain. Thus when the Spanish came to Central America the remaining Chaacapoya people decided to join the Spanish forces instead of fighting for the Inca