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El primer Inca

Released Tuesday, 12th March 2024
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El primer Inca

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El primer Inca

Tuesday, 12th March 2024
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0:00

Hola y bienvenidos a

0:03

esta pisodio de simple stories

0:05

in Spanish. Inca,

0:08

or Sapa Inca, is

0:11

the title given to kings

0:13

of the Incan Empire. The

0:17

Incas did not have

0:19

a written language, rather

0:22

they had a rich oral

0:24

tradition. Due

0:27

to the lack of records, it

0:30

is hard to know when exactly

0:33

the Incan state,

0:36

Tawantinsuyo, began.

0:40

However, oral tradition

0:42

tells of the sun

0:44

god, Inti, and his

0:46

desire for a civilized people

0:48

in the Andes Mountains. He

0:52

sent his son, Manko Capac,

0:55

to make that dream a reality.

0:58

Thus, Manko Capac

1:00

became the first

1:02

Inca. This

1:04

story is told in the third person

1:07

and past tense. Important

1:10

vocabulary in the story

1:12

includes Gente, people, Undirce,

1:16

to sink, Tierra,

1:19

earth, Enceno,

1:22

Taut, and Venerar,

1:25

to worship. I

1:28

hope you enjoy. El

1:30

primer Inca. Al

1:34

dios viracocha, creo

1:37

el mundo. Cuando

1:41

estaba satisfecio, salio

1:43

de los seano pacifico, y

1:46

fue a las montañas de

1:49

los Andes. Al

1:51

lago mas grande y

1:53

alto, el lago

1:56

titicaca. Ay

1:58

ah, en titica. Biracocha

2:01

creo otro de oces,

2:04

el sol inti, la

2:07

luna quilla, y

2:10

la pajamama de osa de la

2:12

tiara. Biracocha

2:15

creo hombres y

2:17

mujeres. Y

2:20

so la gente en su

2:22

propia y ma gente. Cuando

2:25

estada satis fecho

2:28

dejo el lago para

2:31

ensenarles a los humanos

2:34

sobre la civilización.

2:38

Biracocha se fue para

2:41

ensenarles el inguaje, la

2:44

agricultura, el arte,

2:47

y la religion. Biracocha

2:51

via hava como

2:53

un hombre comun, no

2:56

undios. Tenía

2:58

ropa sensíga, no

3:01

tenía de nero nico mida,

3:05

de pendía de la generosidad

3:07

de la gente. Un

3:10

principio fundamental para

3:13

una buena civilización.

3:17

Sine embargo, no

3:20

todos aseptadan a

3:22

biracocha. Al

3:24

gunas personas erad

3:27

muy malas y

3:29

lotrataron mal. Despues

3:33

de muchos anos de abuso

3:36

biracocha caminó a

3:38

los seannos y

3:41

se fue. Dejo

3:43

el cuidado de los humanos

3:46

en manos de los otros

3:48

dioses. Pero

3:50

prometio regresar algundia.

3:55

El dios sol se llamada

3:58

inti. You

4:00

observe the world. And

4:04

when the time is not

4:07

that you don't want to

4:09

live in the future, you

4:12

don't want to give the

4:15

instruction of civilization to your

4:17

children. The

4:20

person of the mountains, of

4:22

the mountains, lives

4:24

like this. You

4:29

don't want to live in domestic cities. You

4:33

want to live in the future, because

4:36

you don't want to

4:39

construe a cross. You

4:42

want to live with no one, because

4:45

you don't want to live in the future.

4:50

You want to live in the

4:52

future, because you don't want

4:54

to live in the future. You

5:00

don't want to live in the future.

5:05

You don't want to live in the

5:07

future. Your

5:10

problem is that you

5:13

don't want to live in

5:15

the future. You

5:18

want to know that the person

5:20

who is necessary to live in

5:23

civilization is

5:26

the religion to live.

5:31

How does your culture

5:33

not present you? You

5:36

want to live in the future.

5:40

You want to construe a cross. You

5:45

want to live in the future. You

5:48

want to live in the future.

5:52

You want to live in the future.

6:00

Venerar a los dioses

6:02

como veracocha, inti,

6:06

quixa y pachamama. Mango

6:10

capac no estaba solo

6:12

en summación de civilizar

6:15

a la gente. Mama

6:18

oxo su hermana y

6:22

esposa lo a

6:24

compañada. Inti,

6:27

estru yo a mama oxo

6:29

y a manco capac.

6:32

En la agricultura y

6:35

el tejido. Finalemente,

6:40

inti, la dio a manco

6:42

capac una vara de

6:45

oro. Con

6:47

instructiones para establacer

6:49

un imperio. Inti,

6:53

les explico que

6:56

necesitaban tiera fertile.

6:59

Tenián que buscar la

7:02

tiera perfecta para

7:04

el imperio. La

7:07

vara de oro se

7:09

undiría en la tiera

7:12

mas fertile. Y

7:14

aji devián establacer su

7:17

capital. Mango

7:20

capac y mama oxo

7:23

salieron de una

7:25

cueva en tiera

7:28

guanaco. Circa de

7:30

lago titicurca. ¿Qué

7:33

va manropafina y hoyas?

7:37

La gente vioso

7:39

ropafina y

7:41

creo que erandióses. Entonces

7:45

ellos escucharón

7:48

a manco capac y mama oxo.

7:52

Mama oxo enseñol a la

7:55

gente en el tejido. Y

7:58

pronto todo. Subhadre

8:30

el dios sol de

8:33

sia que necesitaban. To

8:36

caron las rocas con la bara

8:39

de oro de inti, pero

8:41

la bara no se undio

8:44

en la tiera, y

8:47

sabian que no era

8:49

tiera fertile. Necesitaban

8:53

seguir puscando. Je

8:57

garon al monte guana caure.

9:02

En la basi del monte abia

9:04

un rio. Cuando

9:07

tocaron la tiera serca

9:09

del rio, la

9:11

bara se undio en

9:13

la tiera. Manko

9:17

capac supo entonces

9:19

que esa tiera serria la

9:22

capital de un gran imperio.

9:26

Establesio una ciudad

9:29

y la llamo cusco, que

9:32

significa ombligo del

9:35

mundo. En

9:38

cusco, manko capac

9:40

enseñol a la gente acunstruir

9:44

casas templos y

9:47

fortalesas de roca. Cortarón

9:51

las rocas con

9:53

tanta precesión, que

9:56

no necesitaban mordero

9:58

para conectarlo. Mango

10:02

capac también enseñol

10:05

a la gente a

10:07

cultivar plantas, como papas,

10:10

maíz, tomatés, y químo.

10:15

En los templos, mango

10:17

capac enseñol a la

10:19

gente a venerar

10:21

a los dioses, especialmente

10:24

su padre, el

10:26

dios sol, les

10:29

explico que inti el

10:32

dios sol era su

10:34

padre, y por

10:36

eso el seria su

10:38

re. El titulo

10:41

del re de la nueva

10:44

civilización era, Inca, o

10:46

sapa Inca, a

10:49

sique manco capac fue

10:52

el primer Inca. Inti

10:56

estaba contento. La

11:00

gente formaba una

11:02

civilización, llano vivián

11:04

des nudos en quavas,

11:08

aoras tenién ropa y

11:10

casas, cultivar

11:13

bán vegetales y granos

11:16

y lo más importante de

11:18

todo, venerar bán

11:21

a los dioses en sus

11:23

templos. Pero

11:27

no era suficiente.

11:31

Cusco estaba civilizado

11:35

pero manco capac y

11:37

sus decendientes, necesitaban

11:40

expandir la

11:42

civilización a

11:44

más areas. Los

11:47

Incas expandirón sus

11:49

civilización utilizando

11:52

la diplomacia. Construgeron

11:56

caminos para unir

11:58

los pueblos. ayudarón

12:01

a las comunidades con

12:03

la agricultura y

12:05

el arte. Mancocapac

12:08

creo el base de

12:11

los sueños de su

12:13

padre. Una

12:15

algente civilizada en las

12:17

montañas de los andes.

12:20

Los decendientes de el primer

12:23

Inca, continuarón con el

12:25

sueños de el dioso y.

12:28

Especialmente los Incas

12:31

pachacutec y su

12:33

hijo tupac y upanquí en los

12:36

anos mil cuatro sientos. El

12:41

nombre pachacutec significa

12:43

el que transforma

12:45

el mundo. Con

12:48

el reynado de pachacutec, la

12:51

civilización Inca rejalmente

12:54

empezo a expandir.

12:59

El imperio de los Incas

13:01

se llamada tawa en tinsuyo.

13:05

Tawa en quechua significa

13:07

el numero cuatro y

13:10

sujo significa rejones. En

13:14

su punto mas grande

13:16

tawa en tinsuyo cubria

13:19

tres mil mijas

13:22

quadradas. Inclusion

13:24

do partes de los

13:26

actuales paices de Colombia,

13:29

Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina,

13:32

and Chile. Tenía

13:35

doce mi jones de

13:37

abitantes de mas

13:40

de sién grupos ethnicos.

13:44

Todos estavan un nidos

13:46

por la relígion el

13:49

idioma quechua y un

13:51

extenso sistema de caminos.

13:56

En general, los Incas vivian

13:58

en paz. The

14:00

civilization in which we live is

14:03

in three central areas. First,

14:08

the soul. What

14:10

is not the brain? What

14:14

is the robot or other

14:16

person? What

14:18

is the mind? What

14:22

is not the mind? What

14:27

is not the body? What

14:31

is not the mind? What

14:34

is not the soul? What

14:38

is not the mind? What

14:40

is not the brain? What

14:43

is not the body? If

14:48

you look at it, you

14:51

can see the words of the body, which are like the

14:53

words of the emperor.

14:58

The ultimate word of the child,

15:04

is at a wall. At

15:07

a wall, you can see the

15:09

name of Francisco Pizarro and

15:11

the name of the child. When

15:15

you see the civilization,

15:17

the name is

15:20

not a language script. The

15:25

history of the text

15:28

is a mess of images,

15:34

transmit or comment.

15:37

The documentation of the script is

15:40

the first word that

15:42

is written

15:44

in the text. At

15:47

the same time, the

15:50

text is written in the text as well. It

15:54

is a nice word. A

15:59

word that is written in the text Sumadre

16:01

era Isabelle

16:03

Ciampu Oksho. Una

16:06

princessa Inca, y

16:08

decendiente directa del primera

16:10

Inca, manco capac, y

16:13

su esposa hermana mama Oksho.

16:17

Un que es imposible

16:19

conocer la historia

16:21

exacta del primera Inca.

16:25

La historia de los Incas

16:28

es generalmente más

16:30

pacifica que la de

16:32

otros imperios del mundo. El

16:36

sapa Inca era concerreado

16:39

decendiente directo de inte

16:41

el dios sol. Su

16:45

messión no era

16:48

dominar sino civilizer

16:50

y ensenar para

16:53

complere el sueno de

16:55

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17:00

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