Which peoples did the Inca conquer during Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui’s reign?

During the reign of Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui, the Inca empire underwent a period of rapid and far-reaching expansion. His military campaigns and those led by his generals and sons resulted in the conquest of numerous peoples and territories, including:

• The Chanca: Following their initial invasion of Inca territory, the Chanca were defeated and their lands were brought under Inca control.1
• The Quechua: Initially allies against the Chanca, the Quechua were subsequently subjected to Inca rule.1
• The Colla and Lupaca: Pachacuti organized expeditions to the Lake Titicaca Basin, where his forces subjugated the Colla and the Lupaca, securing the territory between Cuzco and the southern end of the lake basin.1
• The Chimú: The Inca successfully campaigned against the powerful kingdom of Chimú, sacking their capital at Chan Chan and extending control along the coast as far as Pachacamac.1
• Regional Peoples: Pachacuti conquered various groups throughout southern Peru and extended his power northwesterly as far as Quito, Ecuador.2