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This part of history always infatuated me, the inca kept popping up when I was learning history, eventually I just got sucked down a rabbit hole, love this thanks.
If there's one thing that history has taught us time and again, it's that one group of people attempting to forcibly impose their religion, culture, and customs upon another...never really works out well for either group.
@owenheckmann6962 Good point, as every historical event has multiple perspectives, some of which may (intentionally) be moved to the wayside or obscured.
@tonypringles2285 A valid point. Many civilizations and countries have grown and expanded to the point where they believe their way of life is a model for all others to follow, and those who do not are regarded with suspicion or contempt as people to be subjugated or swept away.
@m@misterwheatley1386pe, not at all. Forcing your religion and wiping out cultures out of a delusional sense of superiority is what actually made the world objectively worse in every turn. Colonialism is bad, it’s time to accept that.
One of my most favorite Horrible Histories' songs is the one about Pachicuti. "...drink from their skulls, pull out their teeth whole, make their teeth into charms, make flutes from their arms..." All sung to a 1960s beach party style tune. 😂
@laurens.8475As as I heard "Pachacuti", I had go listen to it again. The songs from that show were better than they had a right to be. I know every time I hear Charles II of England mentioned, I say, at least to myself, "he's the king of bling who brought back the English monarchy.!" There are so many things I learned about European history from that show. We don't study it in school here in the US, so it was pretty new to me, even as an adult. Now, I understand so much more of what they are talking about in documentaries and such when they mention history from that part of the world.
Latin America gets horribly unmentioned in history, I hope you guys could do a video about the various wars in the 50s-80s such as in Nicaragua, Cuba, South America and even the falklands!
An (or, realistically, more like several) episode of United Fruit in South America would be a Good Thing. I feel far too few Americans know that history-and the part that played in setting up much of the unrest resulting in crises after crises at our southern border
10:26 it is noteworthy to mention that in Andean cosmology inanimate objects tend to possess personhood and agency. This applies both to manmade structures as well as geologic formations such as rocks, mountains or rivers.
0:10 Whoever made this introduction is mixing people up and made a huge mistake here. Felipe Guaman Poma wasn’t a mestizo, much less the son of a translator, whether native or Spanish. He did work as one and as an illustrator, however.
As someone who’s Peruvian. I really love learning more about my culture and my ancestors! Really cool video. I was also wondering if there could be a video where you just talk about Inca gods? Just a suggestion but thank you.
so so many history channels (largely including this one) completely skip or barely mentions latin america as if our history doesn't matter. World history never includes us. I'm glad you remade and expanded this video, but it is still not enough. There's so much big history to cover, but meanwhile you guys are happy to cover niche chapters of european and now more recently asian history.
I think a lot of that is because our head writer Rob specializes in history in certain parts of the world. However we also did a series on the History of Brazil here: ruclips.net/p/PLhyKYa0YJ_5AmeQN4O0L3kSijLdBmw64c and we love to revisit the topic in the future!
A little offtopic but reading "South American History" on the title I couldn't help but noticing that Extra History only has three series about South America. Well, three and a half if we consider the couple of episodes of Garibaldi's involvement in south american wars.
INCA COLA is a imported soda produced in Peru that is quite tasty, if you guys want to try it it's usually found in Fiesta grocery stores or at Peruvian restaurants, try the food as well it's delicious.
Looking forward to watching this! I find the civilizations of the Inca, Maya and Aztec truly fascinating and beautiful, and it's really nice to learn more about them!
A Spaniard has two kids with Incan, each parent raises a kid and teaches them there language but let the keeps spend the weekends together at each parents house every other weekend. Eventually the two kids will 100% understand both languages enough to fully translate. Somebody must have thought of that when the first realized they could not understand each other
Noo I think the Egyptian took takes in currency and I suppose your referring to building of piramids of Giza it was either some paid labour and some slave labor
The description of the Inca labor system just sounds like an exoticized portrayal of a fairly normal feudal corvée, while the description of their reckoning of history sounds like a fairly normal way that noble houses reckon history all over the world with a mind to legitimize their claims.
While similar it had some odd differences, for example serfs were primarily just farmers or levies. Additionally being a good serf didn't actually come with more benefits, it just meant your continued livelihood on your rented land from the lord could continue. In the Incan system being really good at something meant you were part of some caste of doing the thing, IE weaver or goldworker. Being great at it came with rewards. On the flip side, people who weren't serfs in the feudal system were better off, because they actually had pretty good lives like blacksmiths and bakers who weren't tied to land and forced to blacksmith/bake for free. One is some kind of almost ant level hive mind collectivist system, which has some merits and the other is land slavery but everyone else has better options.
The people of the Andes don't know the concept of chronology (yes that's weird, but for them the present and the past are the same and form the 'known world'. The future is the 'unknown world'). They tell about things that happened in the past only to explain the present situation. If something isn't relevant anymore, it is forgotten. But it depends on your personal interests what is relevant.
Man.. sometimes I wish I could visit a parallel universe where most of the native population of the Americans hadn't been horribly wiped out by foreign disease. It just feels like there are so many "stories" that got cut off by European imperialism.
For the lies episode to be released on April first. Did Pachacuti useless Legos to design his new capital? Yes he did and someone learned of this then pretended it never happened by destroying the twisted rope he found after he deciphered it. That person was the former archeologist turned inventor Ole Kirk Christiansen who we credit for inventing the Lego. Who happened to also be roommates with a long lost relative of walpole. The more you know xp
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The extra emojis are do dope
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The Inca empire is one of the most fascinating civilizations in the Americas!
Last time I was this early , the inca empire still existed
how could you possibly be 700 years early
@BlueSmilePolitics skill
Peruvian here, so hyped for this
As a Peruvian, don't you find the misinformation insulting? As a history professor, I do.
How so? Not really as informed about it and Extra credits tend to be pretty accurate with their videos
How would you know? Perhaps it's best to stay out of it.
@Giovany-bk9mt its probly ragebait ngl something about the way he said it
As a Bolivian I am hyped up too.
This part of history always infatuated me, the inca kept popping up when I was learning history, eventually I just got sucked down a rabbit hole, love this thanks.
The andes were so steep and so diverse, and yet the Ince managed all.
If there's one thing that history has taught us time and again, it's that one group of people attempting to forcibly impose their religion, culture, and customs upon another...never really works out well for either group.
It is simply a function of how the successes are not really recorded in history.
@owenheckmann6962 Good point, as every historical event has multiple perspectives, some of which may (intentionally) be moved to the wayside or obscured.
sadly every nation to ever exist has done that in some fashion
@tonypringles2285 A valid point. Many civilizations and countries have grown and expanded to the point where they believe their way of life is a model for all others to follow, and those who do not are regarded with suspicion or contempt as people to be subjugated or swept away.
@m@misterwheatley1386pe, not at all. Forcing your religion and wiping out cultures out of a delusional sense of superiority is what actually made the world objectively worse in every turn. Colonialism is bad, it’s time to accept that.
It's an INCAnvenience to run out of ink while mapping the Incan empire. 😜
Ba dum tss
Eyyy good one!
@valois6846the smile faded from my face REDDITOR
😐 . . .
Diabolical 😊
One of my most favorite Horrible Histories' songs is the one about Pachicuti. "...drink from their skulls, pull out their teeth whole, make their teeth into charms, make flutes from their arms..." All sung to a 1960s beach party style tune. 😂
I freaking LOVE that song! XD
@laurens.8475As as I heard "Pachacuti", I had go listen to it again. The songs from that show were better than they had a right to be. I know every time I hear Charles II of England mentioned, I say, at least to myself, "he's the king of bling who brought back the English monarchy.!"
There are so many things I learned about European history from that show. We don't study it in school here in the US, so it was pretty new to me, even as an adult. Now, I understand so much more of what they are talking about in documentaries and such when they mention history from that part of the world.
I hear the name and this song immediately comes to mind, hehe.
@prairiepennyproductionsMe, as well.
😮. Lol 😂😆😅
Latin America gets horribly unmentioned in history, I hope you guys could do a video about the various wars in the 50s-80s such as in Nicaragua, Cuba, South America and even the falklands!
An (or, realistically, more like several) episode of United Fruit in South America would be a Good Thing. I feel far too few Americans know that history-and the part that played in setting up much of the unrest resulting in crises after crises at our southern border
They rarely push past the 70s as far as history only rarely but i think some of tge early 20th century in the latin americas could be cool
10:26 it is noteworthy to mention that in Andean cosmology inanimate objects tend to possess personhood and agency. This applies both to manmade structures as well as geologic formations such as rocks, mountains or rivers.
40:53 holy aura
Hard to believe an empire of millions could be brought down by disease and a civil war before the Spanish even arrived
I think even a planet wide empire could be brought down if most people die of plagues
People are disturbingly efficient at that kind of thing sometimes unfortunately.
and that the Spanish only had 600 men
@sproull123even less, they were 168 men
@alexb.8455 wow 168 men destroyed a empire of millions
You guys should do this with the Aztecs next!
Before the Incas there was the Wari empire whose capital was in Ayacucho, Peru.
15:34 I love this visual puns 😂
With it looking like a financial collapse might be coming soon, I'd love to see an Extra History Complete of your History of Paper Money series.
It would be great to have a series about the Aztec empire as well. Also I would like to see the byzantines again after so many years
How’d you know? I was literally watching this series the other day.
It's truly an incredible achievement for the Incas to be noticed by ExtraHistory! Very proud of them
0:10 Whoever made this introduction is mixing people up and made a huge mistake here. Felipe Guaman Poma wasn’t a mestizo, much less the son of a translator, whether native or Spanish. He did work as one and as an illustrator, however.
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As someone who’s Peruvian. I really love learning more about my culture and my ancestors! Really cool video. I was also wondering if there could be a video where you just talk about Inca gods? Just a suggestion but thank you.
abandon jesus, go back to the sun and moon
@Tyr_The_Tiny The Christian Incas wouldn't agree.
@bvillafuerte179 they mixed?
@Tyr_The_Tiny Of course.
@bvillafuerte179 so what now? do they believe jesus is the sun? do they still do rituals but they pray to the christian god?
Babe wake up new extra history vid just dropped
so so many history channels (largely including this one) completely skip or barely mentions latin america as if our history doesn't matter. World history never includes us. I'm glad you remade and expanded this video, but it is still not enough. There's so much big history to cover, but meanwhile you guys are happy to cover niche chapters of european and now more recently asian history.
I think a lot of that is because our head writer Rob specializes in history in certain parts of the world. However we also did a series on the History of Brazil here: ruclips.net/p/PLhyKYa0YJ_5AmeQN4O0L3kSijLdBmw64c and we love to revisit the topic in the future!
YESS. Its like were the backdrop on the stage of world history
@extrahistory would you consider doing a video about the pig war?
There is nothing Latin about the Incas
I finished reading 'collisions at cajamarca' and opened RUclips, was surprised to see this video 😅
19:33 unintentional magic eye
This was a good video. I really liked learning about the Inca empire.
As a peruvian It's nice a new recopilation of own prehispanic history.
These videos are the first that I watched from you channel.
You folks should do the English Civil War, featuring Oliver Cromwell and King Charles I Stuart.
These compilations are always appreciated 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
you guys should make a video about the aztec empire or maybe earlier empires such as the wari or the olmec
The Splendid accountant sound like a generated name for a unblocked games site
Lovely intro tune. Really sets the tone emedietly!
LET'S GO! EH ALWAYS MAKES THESE AMAZING
There isn't enough Inca-focused fiction. Alt-history? Barely there. Video games? Nope. It's a true shame.
Great video. Would love series dedicated to the other mesoamerican cultures. Olmec, Maya, Aztec, among others.
Lets go extra history complete of the incas!
Nice to have does complete episodes
PANR has tuned in.
The "Extra" notes are nice
Finally. Thank you 👍
A little offtopic but reading "South American History" on the title I couldn't help but noticing that Extra History only has three series about South America. Well, three and a half if we consider the couple of episodes of Garibaldi's involvement in south american wars.
Very informative and detailed ❤
Please leave the extra context on the screen longer. I cant pause it quick enough
Rest is history do a great series on this
Wooo new complete history!
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
So cool!
In ecuador, to this day, Atahualpa is still immortalized in many aspects. From names of cities and stadiums to statues and monuments.
Woke up to this playing after i passed out from a drinking sesh. A welcome surprise
34:43 This is a very common error, the 90% of natives who died was because of the plague. Not the 90% of natives died because of the plague.
Yipee a new video
INCA COLA is a imported soda produced in Peru that is quite tasty, if you guys want to try it it's usually found in Fiesta grocery stores or at Peruvian restaurants, try the food as well it's delicious.
47:12 Pinocchio reference??
HELLL YEAHHHHHH
Looking forward to watching this! I find the civilizations of the Inca, Maya and Aztec truly fascinating and beautiful, and it's really nice to learn more about them!
Well, aside from the rampant human sacrifice of a few of them
@Shinzon23 Hey, pobody's nerfect!
@Shinzon23we are not talking about Anglo-Saxons here nor the Norseman or ANY of the Germanic tribes
Battle of Manzikert pls!!!
9:15 You're telling me that even indigenous people were colonizers and appropriated other cultures? *Astronaut holding a gun* "Always have"
little bit more time for the corrections!
I shouldn't be here this early
A Spaniard has two kids with Incan, each parent raises a kid and teaches them there language but let the keeps spend the weekends together at each parents house every other weekend. Eventually the two kids will 100% understand both languages enough to fully translate. Somebody must have thought of that when the first realized they could not understand each other
Imagine the most remarkable thing of your rule, being the fact that you we're left hand dominant😂😂
17:05, nice reference😂
Hail Mary!!🤣
FINALLY MORE NEW WORLD CONTENT YAYY
Like Egypt? 12:11
Noo I think the Egyptian took takes in currency and I suppose your referring to building of piramids of Giza it was either some paid labour and some slave labor
Love these complete history! Thanks For this Guys ❤❤❤❤
Is this a Caves of Qud reference?
Day 5 of about pre colonial Yoruba history
Oh man I caught this early
Never realized how the Inca empire was kinda like game of thrones 😂
and i just got an apple pocket i know whay im gonna watch..
34:58 When the game promises "Equal matchmaking"
Finally in full🤩🔥
I loved the Tupac pun! 😂
9:45 got jumpscared here im playing civ vi and currently am mayan and at war with pachacuti lool
blood and gold 😢 very good to see this fully complete ace work Lol cyst history 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Excel makes empires
It was actually more of a viceroyalty than a colony, but other than that the video was very good.
Please let the next history complete either be Eleanor of Aquitaine or maybe the Brazilian Empire.
heck yeah that's my country
The description of the Inca labor system just sounds like an exoticized portrayal of a fairly normal feudal corvée, while the description of their reckoning of history sounds like a fairly normal way that noble houses reckon history all over the world with a mind to legitimize their claims.
While similar it had some odd differences, for example serfs were primarily just farmers or levies. Additionally being a good serf didn't actually come with more benefits, it just meant your continued livelihood on your rented land from the lord could continue. In the Incan system being really good at something meant you were part of some caste of doing the thing, IE weaver or goldworker. Being great at it came with rewards. On the flip side, people who weren't serfs in the feudal system were better off, because they actually had pretty good lives like blacksmiths and bakers who weren't tied to land and forced to blacksmith/bake for free. One is some kind of almost ant level hive mind collectivist system, which has some merits and the other is land slavery but everyone else has better options.
@setcheck67 interesting
You need to do Nestle please you need to do Nestle you need to animate a story about Nestle please your need to write about Nestle
The fact that the inca empire is so split on how the story atually went feels strange for some reason
It is not that strange. They were in civil war between Quito and Cusco when the Spanish first appeared. Conflicting stories were bound to happen.
The people of the Andes don't know the concept of chronology (yes that's weird, but for them the present and the past are the same and form the 'known world'. The future is the 'unknown world'). They tell about things that happened in the past only to explain the present situation. If something isn't relevant anymore, it is forgotten. But it depends on your personal interests what is relevant.
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Can you guys make a video on the Aro confederacy (you would need extensive research on the topic though, try ozi ikoro for starters )
Finally a compiled series for the Inca !
straight into the history playlist
I am sweaty like in the desert.
@Extrahistory I love this episode. However, I feel like you could have focused more on Incan history before the Spanish arrived.
Man.. sometimes I wish I could visit a parallel universe where most of the native population of the Americans hadn't been horribly wiped out by foreign disease. It just feels like there are so many "stories" that got cut off by European imperialism.
Thank you for this gift on this beautiful day
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The Incan empire is probably the most interesting of the high cultures of the Americas and the one I know the least about. Very interesting. 😊
For the lies episode to be released on April first. Did Pachacuti useless Legos to design his new capital?
Yes he did and someone learned of this then pretended it never happened by destroying the twisted rope he found after he deciphered it. That person was the former archeologist turned inventor Ole Kirk Christiansen who we credit for inventing the Lego. Who happened to also be roommates with a long lost relative of walpole. The more you know xp
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Amazon.....from that lost city under the jungle, Gangs of the Amazon... 12:48
I'll stop now.
Very interesting