The Conquest of new territories by the Inca Empire Cultureįor the conquest of new territories, the Incas used diplomacy, a peaceful side that is actually threatening with a message: “I am powerful, join me and avoid a war in which you and your people can die.” This name is due to the fact that this territory was divided into four regions, which were called: Collasuyo to the southeast, Chinchaysuyo to the northwest, Antisuyo to the northeast and finally Contisuyo to the west. The Tahuantinsuyo is the name given to the territory of the Inca empire, this name is made up of two Quechua words: “tahua” which means four, and “theirs” which means region. The Inca culture took as a base the knowledge of the pre-Inca predecessor cultures achieving great scientific, technological and artistic advances, the latter still remain very present as part of the traditional Peruvian, Ecuadorian and Bolivian culture. Inca culture began in the city of Cusco in the country of Peru, which over time spread to other cities incorporating new territories of Peru and other countries such as Bolivia, Chile and Argentina in the south, and Ecuador and Colombia for the north, where in addition to only extending lands they were adopting new cultural expressions of the peoples they were conquering in a mixture of cultures. Inca culture was the last of the pre-Columbian civilizations that maintained its state independence through the Inca Empire until the conquest of Peru by the Spanish during the conquest of America.

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