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🗝️Intellectual +: https://bit.ly/EBSKnowledge The majestic journey of human history. It extended across Asia, Africa, Europe, and even into South America. The Incas, believing in the sun god, maintained their own unique worldview through rituals for the unity of the sun, gods, and humanity, and established a vast, mystical empire. The Incas, the empire that ruled South America. They built a splendid golden civilization on the Andean plateau, at an average elevation of over 4,000 meters, possessed a highly developed architectural culture, and possessed medical technology capable of performing brain surgery. The Inca Empire, the empire that blossomed with such a splendid civilization. Exploring the Inca Empire, an unsolved mystery, begins. Machu Picchu, the "Garden in the Sky"! The Last City of the Inca Empire, the Sun Empire In the Andes Mountains, at an average elevation of over 4,000 meters, perched on a 450-meter cliff above the Urubamba River, which cuts through the heart of the Andes, lies the enigmatic city of Machu Picchu, considered one of South America's greatest cultural heritages. Perched on a sheer cliff 2,490 meters above sea level, this ancient city is a perfectly planned ancient city, boasting intricate stonework so exquisite it can't fit a single sheet of paper, remnants of a palace adorned with gold, and even artificial aqueducts designed to channel water. This ancient city rivals any modern city in its grandeur. Who built it, when, and for what purpose? The Inca Empire. The source of its power was the sun god. In 1438, Pachacutec united the various tribes of the Andes. He elevated the Inca, a tribal state, to the status of a kingdom. Declaring himself the son of the sun, he founded the Inca capital, Cuzco, and constructed outstanding stone structures throughout the empire. After its destruction by the Spanish in the 16th century, the city was rebuilt in a Spanish style, but the Inca's legacy remained. The Temple of the Sun, Coricanca, is known as the "navel" of the Inca Empire. Another monument, Sacsayhuaman, is another. Sacsayhuaman, considered one of the most mysterious architectural wonders, offers a glimpse into the splendid cultural heritage of the Incas. Where did the seemingly unwavering Inca Empire end? Despite its mountainous terrain, the Inca Empire enjoyed a life of unparalleled affluence. The Maras Salt Pans, nestled 3,000 meters above sea level, are one of the largest solar salt pans in the mountains, dating back to the Inca era. Furthermore, the Incas possessed a level of agricultural prowess that no other civilization has yet surpassed. The Inca Empire, renowned for its remarkable architecture, boasted a wealth of agricultural products and massive gold production, making it a prosperous nation. Why did this magnificent empire fade from the pages of history after only a century? The Inca Empire may have collapsed, but its people remain. We explore the mysteries of the Inca Empire through the culture that remains among the descendants of the Inca Empire, who live deep within the mountains. #EBS #EBSKnowledge #DocuPrime #Inca #Andes #Ancient #Civilization #History #Documentary #MachuPicchu 📺Broadcast Information 📌Program Title: DocuPrime - Exploring Human Civilization Part 5: Andean Mythology and Inca Civilization 📌Broadcast Date: August 9, 2011