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  • Mesoamerican civilization
    pre-Columbian civilizations
    / The beginnings of external expansion

    …between two Aymara-speaking kingdoms, the Colla and the Lupaca, in the northern part of the Titicaca Basin. The Inca allied themselves with the Lupaca, probably because the Colla were located between themselves and the Lupaca. But before the Inca could attack, the Colla attacked the Lupaca and were defeated. The…

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    …between two Aymara-speaking kingdoms, the Colla and the Lupaca, in the northern part of the Titicaca Basin. The Inca allied themselves with the Lupaca, probably because the Colla were located between themselves and the Lupaca. But before the Inca could attack, the Colla attacked the Lupaca and were defeated. The…

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  • Mesoamerican civilization
    pre-Columbian civilizations
    / Topa Inca Yupanqui

    …rebellion was led by the Colla and Lupaca and was fanned by the rumor that Topa Inca Yupanqui had been killed during his expedition into the jungle.

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    …rebellion was led by the Colla and Lupaca and was fanned by the rumor that Topa Inca Yupanqui had been killed during his expedition into the jungle.

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