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inka

/ˈɪŋ.kə/

Traduction: Membre du peuple quechua de la vallée de Cusco au Pérou, ou petit groupe ayant fondé un vaste empire ayant duré d'environ 1100 jusqu'à la conquête espagnole au début des années 1530.

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noun

/ˈɪŋ.kə/B2formal
  • frMembre du peuple quechua de la vallée de Cusco au Pérou, ou petit groupe ayant fondé un vaste empire ayant duré d'environ 1100 jusqu'à la conquête espagnole au début des années 1530.

A member of the Quechuan people from the Cuzco valley in Peru, or the small group that established a vast empire lasting from about 1100 until the Spanish conquest in the early 1530s.

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  1. B2formal

    A member of the Quechuan people who lived in the Cuzco valley in Peru, known for establishing a vast empire.

    frInca (membre du peuple quechua)

    • The Inka built impressive structures like Machu Picchu.
    • An Inka ruler governed the empire from Cuzco.
    • The Inka people developed advanced agricultural techniques.

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  2. Historical empire buildersB2formal

    The small group of Quechua living in the Cuzco Valley who established hegemony over their neighbors, creating an empire that lasted from about 1100 until the Spanish conquest in the early 1530s.

    frIncas

    • The Inka empire stretched across much of South America.
    • Inka society was highly organized with a complex road system.
    • The Spanish conquest in the 1530s marked the end of the Inka empire.

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