500 years ago, atop the snowcapped Andes, in a still barely mapped continent, thousands of meters above sea level, two new empires smashed into each other, in a historical collision that reverberates into the modern day.
In the early 16th century, a new threat for the Incas emerged in the form of the Spanish Conquistadors, led by Francisco Pizarro.
In our new documentary "The Inca Empire: A Victim of the Spanish Conquistadors", we explore the events leading up to the fall of the Inca Empire and the impact it had on world history.
Through expert interviews, stunning reenactments, and historical research, we delve deep into the story of the Incas and the Spanish Conquistadors.
Discover the strategies and tactics used by Francisco Pizarro and his men to conquer the Incas, and learn about the cultural and technological differences between the Inca and the spanish conquistadors.
This documentary is not only a journey through the past but also a reflection on the consequences of imperialism and the resilience of a people.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness one of history's most iconic moments in a whole new light.
Conquistador and Sapa Inca, men from different worlds, will clash. The arquebus and huaraca will meet and Tawantinsuyu, the Land of Four Parts Together will be undone.