12. The Inca - Cities in the Cloud
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2021
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High up on the craggy peaks of the Urubamba Canyon, a lost city lies wreathed in cloud...
In this episode, we explore the mountains of the Andes, and tell the story of the Inca Empire. Find out how these mountain people built the largest empire in the Western Hemipshere, in one of the toughest terrains on earth. With Inca poetry, Quechuan hymns and authentic Andean instruments, discover the unique culture of the Inca. And find out what happened to bring their society crashing down around them.
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Sound engineering: Thomas Ntinas & Alexey Sibikin
Voice actors:
Annie Kelly
Jamie Tanner
Gerald Condlin
Lachlan Lucas
Peter Walters
Jimmy Lai
Original music by Pavlos Kapralos: / @pavloskapralos3969
Also heard: “Andean illusion” by Kanti Quena (Carlos Saldana) and
"Ollantay" by Leandro Alviña.
Kanti Quena (Carlos Saldana): Quena, Quenacho, Tarkas, Bombo, Charango
Phaxsi Coca (Jeanettte Rojas): Siku Malta, Siku Zanka, Jach'a Siku, Bombo, Chajchas
Ana Maria Ramirez Bautista: Quena
Maya McCourt: Cello
Pavlos Kapralos: Chajchas, Palo de Lluvia
Title Theme: "Home at Last" by John Bartmann
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I do too. It can take me a couple of weeks to listen to a video, depending on the length.
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Thank you for all these great podcast. I actually listen to them several times, not only because of the huge amount of information, but also because it is relaxing.
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Thank you for taking me to the Empire of the Inca.
He left out brown people didn't have the wheel until whitey
@@beyondalpha1072 What!!!
Well worth a trip if you get the chance - as I did in ahem, 1988!
I love cleaning and stretching to these podcasts!
@@elhombredeoro955 He is trying to convey that, despite all the destruction brought by the conquistadors, people in the Americas did not use the wheel for transportation purposes (chariots, wheelbarrows, etc) and the concept was hence introduced by the Spaniards (not altruistically), so it was well worth it!
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Best podcast in the world. Cant wait to listen to this one, thank you FALL OF CIVILISATIONS for all your fantastic work.
Thanks for listening!
@@FallofCivilizations Thank you for making this stuff. Helps me get through work and sometimes i just fall asleep relistening to older episodes. Incidentally, any chance on some more obscure cultures like the Nabateans, Mittani, or pre-Islamic Arabia?
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You are helping get through dark dark times can't thank you enough. Not all heroes wear capes
I don’t know if you saw the Greenlandic Vikings episode, but that’s my favorite
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Who fell asleep an woke up to #14😂
Hearing the Quechua like my granny spoke is great. Thank you for covering my ancestors, and thanks from all the Huancavilca.
That's beautiful!
That’s so lovely ❤️
please be the grandmother/father to your grandchildren who recall you speaking their language in the autumn of your years
Your ancestors were an advanced race and inspiration to many. They not only show us where we went wrong but remain the most impressive and masterful civilisation this world has known. Thankyou for leaving us your beautiful history and achievements, learning about Quechua people changed the way i view the world and got myself and others past some low times. Priveledged to hear from a descendant. Peace :D
I fell asleep with youtube on and this popped up. Helped me lucid dream.
Yay!!! Now I can spend the rest of the week trying to listen to this as I fall asleep, and then have to find the last part I remember hearing before dozing off 😂😂😂
Same plan
Very much a description of my week😅. Great voice and tempo!
You, too? 😏
The best and only way to go to sleep
@@lukeclark665 Agreed.
These podcasts make you feel what it is to be human and connected to our common past, full of grandeur and sorrow. It gives me shivers..
I agree, truly a gift 🎉😊
Can't begin to tell you how much I love these podcasts. First time using patreon, but helping to fund this couldnt have been an easier decision. I'd be devastated if these stopped coming out. Listened to them all at least twice, they help me drift off and get the best nights sleep, repeat every night having to find where I ended up the night before. Thanks for all your work!!
Thank you Luke, I'm so glad you're enjoying!
The best dreams too
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Really hope you enjoy!
Totally agree!
Agree in full. Since I discovered this podcast I am hearing it over and over again. The voice, the unfolding of the content makes the history to Agatha Christie play for me. More Mr Cooper, more ;-)
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Mate I got so excited when I saw he released another 🤣
I asked about a podcast from my Inca ancestors a few months back and got my New Years gift of listening to you at work!!!! THANK YOU!!!! Making my donation when I get home tonight! Thanks again!!!
I love listening to these on my walks. I also love listening to these when I go to sleep, always gives me cool dreams. Furthermore, these make me love history and make me want to learn more.
You make overnight shifts go by in an instant, thank you sir
Always a pleasure to see you pop-up in the inbox! Work became slightly more bearable today.
Glad to help out! Hope you enjoy.
People could learn more about the world we live in today through these podcasts than through years of any modern news source. I appreciate Paul's truly disciplined information dissemination more than I can express in a comment section, but here's my attempt.
Thank you.
I’ve hiked the Inca Trail going up into arid mountain and then down into the jungle. We made it to the Sun Gate at dawn and then watched the clouds briefly clear to reveal Machu Pichu in the valley below. I explored Machu Pichu that afternoon taking no photos save for a booklet of sketches (which I lost that same year). It’s the cleanest air I’ve ever breathed and felt like being on a different planet.
Cool story bro!
I didn't think there'd be more. Can't wait for the video version
Finally! An Inca empire documentary on YT that never mentions aliens!
I fell asleep with auto-play on and i wake up having no idea what is going on
A most excellent rendition of history,
In the words of Tolkien, history passed to legend and legend passed to myth
My thanks
I know I comment on every video... but can’t get over the quality of these! Please, please keep them coming.
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“Let them be happy and blessed…!” … absolutely overwhelming.
Thank you for all of your efforts.
I love how your podcasts are just a whole different type of experience- even within the history genre.
Does he have other podcasts as well? I just discovered this one today
@@9Nails No, just “Fall of Civilizations”- the first 12 episodes- though each one is like an event when launched.
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So true, I see there are a few dislikes and I am thinking who in the world could dislike this content..
The calm music and background noise really makes a difference
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I'm amazed at how many like me fall asleep listening to you. Then I have to listen again. I listen to you throughout the day, your so relaxing and I've learned so much. Your so thorough in your historical renditions
Last one. I am gonna cry, lol. Discovered FoC only about 2 weeks ago. Tore through all of them now. Just blown away by the quality and scope of these documentaries. Thank you.
It's hard to find quality documentaries for free on the Inca, thank you very much. Excited to learn more about this great civilization
Try reading a book then...
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In all of your podcasts and depiction of long gone civilizations, this one hits the hardest. To think a people with such promise are toppled and ruined by the brutish greed of those who are seen as more civilized is truly a tragedy.
Sounds familiar
Easter Island, Aztecs and this one all kind of hurt.
It's all about greed and power. Evil abounds in mankind.
mesoamerica taking vengeance by migrating en masse to NA
@@daniel3231995 no amount of migration can take vengeance for 100s of thousands of deaths due to slavery and being worked to death. The meso American migrants are paying tax and building up the society once they are in and settled.
Really deserves more than a couple hundred thousand views. Surprised it’s not in the millions to be honest.
My heart aches. Thank you for the honesty and the Beauty
I've been waiting for this. Your teams work is always amazing and well worth the wait.
Glad you like them!
@@FallofCivilizations will there be a video version of this episode?
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I almost feel guilty admitting I too listen to them as I go to sleep.
At least I'm not feeding my subconscious with some of the drivel offered by lessor documentary makers.
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I love how you'll use the same kinda obscure word repeatedly in the same podcast. Today's is 'craggy'. Love it.
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Its amazing how similar the empires/governance/religion in the Americas were to those in the rest of the world, and yet there are huge differences as well.
Yes, the differences you kind of expect, the similarities are often more surprising.
Please do the fall of Persia (under the Muslim conquest) this is one of the most dramatic cases of Fall of Civilizations. The fate of Zoroastrian faith and its miraculous refuge in India is one of the chapters of this amazing story.
@Manichaean: I second the motion. If you haven't already, you might enjoy reading Gore Vidal's 1981 book "Creation". I just 'lived' in that book for about 2 weeks. It's a long historical novel that takes place during the time of Darius and Xerxes.
The piano entry on all these episodes is so hauntingly beautiful.
It absolutely captures the moment in time, and at the end of the episodes I find myself in a sort of Thought paralysis as I reflect on Everything And can almost imagine and feel as if I was there during that time in history. Very, very well done and memorable.
amen. to me the choice of piano says that the civilization has fallen so thoroughly that we don't have their music so we use our own instruments to lament a dirge for them as best we can.
The whole story is hauntingly beautiful.
I’m so sorry
Finally! Thank you so much for the upload, I sincerely hope that this series will persist, even if it deviates a little from the downfall of civilizations. You seem to have the ability to make almost any historical matter seem interesting and engaging! Keep it up, my man!
You're very welcome!
Surely there are plenty of fallen civilisations still to cover? We’ve got thousands of years of them and we’re about to add another from the look of things :)
@@dontdeletemeyoutube6689 Next up, The Fall of the United States Empire...
@@Skinflaps_Meatslapper I was thinking the west in general but sure the US is looking... over ripe shall we say.
Another one! Hooray. That's my evening sorted.
Ditto
Mars rover in the desert on earth.
Paul’s great
I KNOW what you mean!
My favorite podcast does it again! I love all your episodes, the Aztec is my fav atm.
Keep it up, you are the best!
The Aztec one was exquisite. Just watched it yesterday so it's fresh in my mind,lol. Never had a documentary fill me with such a sense of loss and melancholy. Colonialism and war have destroyed so much of what humans have achieved. It's unreal.
@@ikediz Keep in mind that the Aztecs were a very violent war like culture who prayed upon and conquered the neighboring tribes who were weaker than them. It was not only the European colonists who sinned :)
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Thank you for your podcasts. I listened to the one about the Mexica aka 'aztecs.' Amazing work. This one about the Inca is also mesmerizing. I am a native Mexican from Tenochtitlan, aka Mexico City. I happen to be from Azcapotzalco, where Tezozomoc used to live with his Tepanec empire. I don't know if it's just me but a lot of emotions surface up when I listen to these podcasts between anger, pain, sadness, and wonder as to why these events happened the way they did. In my mind sometimes I imagine the Mexica empire and the Inca one making contact and creating an alliance that would have been magnificent to witness. Thank you for your amazing work. 🙏
They may have been in indirect contact, there was a lot of north-south trade along the coast.
time for sleep 😌 listening to this podcast, i travel to different worlds lying in bed at night
Honestly get excited to fall asleep listening to it lol
Simply the best podcast. I’ve had to leave the active dissection of daily news for this respite. Thank you.
In primary school my class had to do a project on an ancient civilisation - I chose the Inca. Cannot wait to digest all of this!
Finally I caught up to this episode! Can't wait to inevitably rewatch again with visuals!
I know the lengthier contant is difficult to push on RUclips, but thank you for what you do. Best history on RUclips or television
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Small correction: 1:00:07: «these they would fill with food; freeze dried potatoes and corn.»
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I’ve already listened to this 5 times..
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I love all your episodes, and they affect me on a deep emotional level, but this one had me sobbing. Then the poem was read at the end, and I was in pieces.
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This podcast is just building up to it's greatest and probably longest episode: The Fall of Rome (In the West).
I love that you go into your sources for these things. It helps a lot with understanding how these stories reach us and what influences it might have had on how we're hearing it today.
The music alone is fantastic...
Wow. What an excellent episode. Thankyou.
I can't wait for the US of A episode.
Hmm let's see how you feel when China is the daddy of the world.
Yes! Thanks a lot for the amazing efforts!
Can you do the Indus Valley civilization next?
Actually avocados are not native from Peru, they were introduced in Tahuantinsuyo (Inca lands) until later when the Incas created an alliance with "The Paltas" a community from what is now Ecuador. The Inca married a woman from their tribe and they also used to exchange gifts in this process, that's how the Incas got avocados.
People in Cusco loved it and rapidly spread around, the locals starting to call it paltas... Now the term palta is used in Ecuador, Peru, Chile (I'm not sure), Bolivia, Argentina and many more. And from Colombia to Mexico, people call it aguacate, which is an aztec word "ahuacatl".
Chilean here, we do call them paltas, and the current ones are mostly the reintroduced californian-guatemalan hass kind as is much better than the old ones
TY, that's informative.
@@danielsaavedra8520 In Perú, there is also a variety called Palta Fuerte, this is in my opinion better than Hass, bigger, creamier and much more tasteful... But we all have different tastes, so...
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I woke up to it and it's so interesting it put me back to sleep.
So much was lost with the downfall of the Inca. I sometimes wish they had been literate, but then I recall the Maya had been literate and yet all their books were burned. I don't really know why, but something about the Inca strikes me harder than Western Rome or the Aztec or any other large civilization that fell apart in tragic ways. I plan to eventually visit Peru and Ecuador to see some of these places, so I can physically be there and step out of my time and into theirs for a moment.
The Inca empire was the largest empire and first empire compared to Mayans and Aztecs whatever they had we had it first
We all love new episodes, but please don't fall into the trap of regularly scheduled episodes! I for one would rather wait several months for a 3+ hour gorgeous episode than have a lesser episode every month. You do you.
I can't wait for the video version,.Excellent work!,
These are the best history videos I've ever found on RUclips, keep up the amazing work! I'd like to suggest the Ottoman Empire, Edo Japan, the Mughal Empire, Carthage, the Maori, the Kievan Rus, the Iroquois Confederation, Roman Italy, and the Mongol Empire as possible episode ideas
I’m interested in the Algonquin Confederation because they were living in my Town. The Tappan Zee Bridge was named for the Tappan Tribe and the Dutch word for Sea, Zee. Coumo changed the name of the bridge to the Governor Mario Coumo Bridge. We refuse to call it that.
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Quechua is such a beautiful-sounding, expressive language. I was moved hearing the poem at the end, both in the original and in the translation. Superb.
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The quality of the production is the only thing that does not make me angry at everything I heard during this episode.
Would love to hear you do one of these on the Anasazi.
I was gonna say the same exact thing.