Inca Empire (Premysloides Dynasty)

Background
Inca Empire, Aztec Empire, Mayan Civilization and Muisca Confederations were four powers that faced Roman Empire after colonization of North and South Varronia.

Inca Empire was formed from Kingdom of Cusco and first met Roman colonists in 1472, when Roman explorers and scouts reached their borderland and in 1479, Incans initiated full contacts with Romans, but economic and trade contact started already in 1475, when Romans established small trade post at Incan borders.

Imperial linguists and explorers were able to translate Inca language after few months of deep study and comprehensive work and cooperation with Incans.

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While Roman economy before Imperial Reformation and especially before Khaldunians reforms was similar to Incan economy, as it was heavily under state control, Khaldunians reforms transformed Roman Empire in to pioneer of laissez faire economic policy and in to trade superpower.

Incans were open to trade with Romans, but concept of private property and free trade was very unknown and strange. However, situation in Inca Empire worsened, as Romans were able to supply Inca market with high quality and luxurious goods and also Roman priests preached and spread Imperial Cult in Incan Empire.

Imperial Cult itself caused headache to Incan rulers. They called themselfs gods, but Imperial Cult claimed Roman Emperor is God-Emperor. Struggle against Imperial Cult and its deification of rulers caused much confusion among Incan people and after 1487, Incans allowed Imperial Cult in their Empire.

Emperor Romanos VI noticed Incan Empire clearly during building Central Varronian Canal, when thousands hired workers came from Incan Empire and later became Roman citizens. Emperor himself was not active in Roman-Incan politics and relation and Emperor appointed Antonios Eparchos, diplomat, writer and experienced military commander to deal with Incan Empire.

Eparchos studied Incan Empire, visited realm many times and was ambassador in Incan Empire from 1517 to 1523, after which he reported Emperor that Incan Empire, despite their state economy, is very rich and prosperous and not influenced by imperial economic thinking. He also noticed Emperor about large deposits of resources and highly developed agriculture include many potential crops for Roman Empire, which can be produced only in Inca Empire.

From 1524, Eparchos initiated futile negotiations with Incan leaders to join Roman Empire and in 1525, he bribed number of local military chieftains and mercenaries to start revolt against Inca Empire. Federal system of Inca Empire started fall apart, when in Spring 1525, eastern borders Antisuyu, strongly influenced by Roman Empire, secede from Inca Empire and accepted Roman government.

Cuntinsuyu district fall in to civil war, when mercenary revolt started and was partited by Chinchansuyu and Collasuyu, which provoked reaction of local people against this situation. Most of Cuntinsuyu was partited to Chinchansuyu, which also worsened relations with Collasuyu.

In 1526, however, both districts focused on Romans as on initiators of their problems and assaulted Roman colonies in South Varronia. 75,000 Inca warriors were killed, but Incans were able to push Romans out of their territories, conquered and plundered Roman merchant stations, colonial villages and liberated Roman slaves, who joined them, with their weakened and ill comrades.

When in early 1527 Eparchos returned to led invasion against Inca Empire with 80,000 well-armed and experienced troops, he found realm of ghosts. Liberated slaves were not sold at local markets, because they had smallpox, measles and typhoid fever. Population of Inca Empire dimnished from 10,000,000 to 25,000. All cultural, social, economical and political activites collapsed and rulling family died out. Survived only 25,000 people and Incan workers on Varronian Canal.

Eparchos decided to coup de grace of dying Inca culture and killed remaining Incans (most of them were already infected and suffered in terminal illnesses). Varronian Incans later split. Part of them became full-right assimilated Roman citizens, part of them remained as separated ethnic in Central Varronia, calling themselfs "Canal Incans" and living in small towns.