Sapa IncaBy Hannah Anhuth

Sapa Inca Ruling Punishment very harsh His spoken word became law

Sapa Inca’s Reign 1200 through 1533 Considered the son of the sun god, Inti Not elected, born to the job

Sapa Inca Empire Largest empire in the Americas Ruled 12 million people at peak of

empire Put relatives in position of power

Sapa Inca clothing Garments burned after one wearing Headdress of gold and feathers

Wisdom of Sapa Inca People worked for themselves mostly Also worked for Sapa Inca He and his priests used the goods and

food Gave food to old or sick or when crops

failed

Sapa Inca’s Family Usually married his sister Could have over 100 wives Wives called “Coyas”

Bibliography Wikipedia, Sapa Inca, Web. October 11,

2011 The Sapa Inca, Web.

http://incas.mrdonn.org/sapainca.html A Quick Look at the Incan Empire, Web.

http://incas.mrdonn.org The Inca and his Family, Web.

www.discoverperu.org The Sapa Inca and his Government,

Web. http://incas.mrdonn.org/government.html