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 : Atahualpa, circa 1500 - 12.8.1533, Ruler of the Inca Empire 1527 - 1533


Atahualpa

Atahualpa, circa 1500 - 12.8.1533, Ruler of the Inca Empire 1527 - 1533, murdered by the Spanish, copper engraving

Picture No
10539453
Media ID
46676849
Size
3233px x 4764px (5.5MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / INTERFOTO / Sammlung Rauch
Source
Nueva coronica y buen gobierno by Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala, circa 1613,
Date
1610

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1500 1527 1533 Atahualpa Inca Murdered


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