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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 20-05-2015
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Explain why the people had such great respect for the Sapa Inca?

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WorldCitizen WorldCitizen
  • 21-05-2015

Sapa Inca (Quechua for "the only Inca) was a hereditary position in the Kingdom of Cuzco and later the Inca Empire.

Like in many kingdoms, people believed that the Sapa Inca had a divine origin. In this case, they believed that the dynasty was established by a sun of the Sun God Inti (whose symbol is still visible on the flag of Uruguay). The divine origin of the Sapa Inca, along with his great power as a head of an empire was the reason for respect given him.

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