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Inca maritime expeditions: exploring a forgotten chapter of history
The Lost Inca Empire in Oceania: The Untold Story of Túpac Inca Yupanqui and His Epic Conquest presents what is destined to become a monumental historical discovery: the conquest of the South Pacific islands by the Inca Empire.
This book unveils one of the most remarkable findings in contemporary historical research, expanding our understanding of the past and enriching humanity’s shared cultural heritage.
It recounts the fascinating, untold story of Prince Túpac Inca Yupanqui’s legendary voyage and his epic maritime conquest—a story that now emerges as a surprising historical reality.
Drawing on an overwhelming body of evidence hidden in plain sight and bearing unmistakable characteristics of the Inca Empire, the work traces its extensive presence and influence from Hawaii to Australia, revealing the astonishing reach of the true Tawantinsuyo.
The book masterfully weaves together Spanish chronicles and island oral traditions, archaeological discoveries, and compelling comparisons of architectural, agricultural, linguistic, and cultural features.
Uncovering a historical time capsule of this magnitude opens an inexhaustible source of historical treasures that has the potential to transform our understanding of the past and inspire extensive, long-term multinational and interdisciplinary research.
We stand before a necessary reexamination of world history—one that challenges established paradigms and promises to enrich forever the historical legacy of Peru, Oceania, and the world.
«We are still struggling to absorb the astonishing impact of this fascinating discovery… Oceania is filled with the unmistakable footprints of the Inca Empire.
K. Mertz
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