THE INCAS IN ARGENTINA

The Inca Empire, Incanato or Tahuantinsuyu expanded through northwestern Argentina at least half a century before the conquest of Peru by the Spaniard Francisco Pizarro.
The Inca Túpac Yupanqui entered with his army into the current territory of Argentina in 1479 and incorporated it into the Collasuyo.
The towns that then inhabited that region, the omaguacas, the diaguitas, the huarpes and others, tried to resist but the Incas managed to dominate them. When they became government, they took customs,

Their mythology was based on polytheistic and pantheistic belief, because they believed in different gods and forces of nature, since they considered each natural entity to be a divinity. Therefore, in Inca mythology, there was no single God but the universe and God were the same thing.

Marked in time and space, Inca mythology saw the world divided into three planes: Hanan Pacha (celestial world), Kay Pacha (world of the present) and Uku Pacha (world of the dead).

Celestial world

Hanan Pacha

THE INCAS IN ARGENTINA

Celestial world

Hanan Pacha

World of the present

Kay Pacha

World of the dead

Uku Pacha

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