neo-incan empire

Let's say that in the 1780s, Túpac Amaru II's revolution succeeds and creates a native-led neo-Inca state in Peru at minimum and possibly stretching into Colombia and Bolivia. Would it accelerate the Latin American revolutions and cause more to be native oriented, or would reaction against the...

So as known, the Spanish conquest of the Inca empire, was a swift one for the Conquistadors. The Plague, along with the Incan civil war allowed the Spanish to come quickly, and destroy the empire on the rise. However, due to the high altitude of the Andes, some of the Incas fell back, and...