Peruvian legend notes that Manco Capac led his followers from the caves near Pakaritampu, south of Cusco, Peru and founded the Inca dynasty in 1200.

Date:
      1200
Name(s):
      Manco Capac
Occupation:
      Founder
Location:
      Cusco, Peru

Additional Information:

• Manco Cápac / Inca Empire – Wikipedia
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