In Peru there are still many tales and legends about the Inca coming back to life (literally resurrecting) and restoring the Tawantinsuyu in the present day. Such tale is usually called "Inkarri" (From Inca Rey, which means Inca King).
In Cusco there are many people who think that there are Incas alive in a place they call Paititi, and there are frequent interesting conversations about it in many bars and restaurants.
Apart from that, there's still much poverty in Peru, and people don't trust peruvian politicians anymore, because they always do whatever they want and take everything they can, just like the conquistadors.
People who speak Quechua or Aymara are very marginalized and their rights as Peruvian citizens are often, if not always ignored... the same for people in the Amazonas forest.
These are just some reasons why so many people reminds the empire as a glorius time for Peruvians.
So, considering this and the political problems there have always been in Peru, is it plausible to have a timeline from 1900 up to any date in the future, with someone claiming to be the heir of the empire? And what if the Inca wants to restore the empire and establish some sort of monarchy?
What kind of person would he be?
Would his "restoration" be peaceful? Would it be violent?
Would the Inca side with the army or with terrorists, or he would be against both?
How much division do you think this person might cause in Peruvian people? Or maybe everyone unites and side with him?
And in the end, do you think the resulting country would be better than today's Peru? Would it be called Peru?
BTW, this doesn't mean that Peruvian people might return to some sort of ancient epoch, as almost everyone wants technological progress.
In Cusco there are many people who think that there are Incas alive in a place they call Paititi, and there are frequent interesting conversations about it in many bars and restaurants.
Apart from that, there's still much poverty in Peru, and people don't trust peruvian politicians anymore, because they always do whatever they want and take everything they can, just like the conquistadors.
People who speak Quechua or Aymara are very marginalized and their rights as Peruvian citizens are often, if not always ignored... the same for people in the Amazonas forest.
These are just some reasons why so many people reminds the empire as a glorius time for Peruvians.
So, considering this and the political problems there have always been in Peru, is it plausible to have a timeline from 1900 up to any date in the future, with someone claiming to be the heir of the empire? And what if the Inca wants to restore the empire and establish some sort of monarchy?
What kind of person would he be?
Would his "restoration" be peaceful? Would it be violent?
Would the Inca side with the army or with terrorists, or he would be against both?
How much division do you think this person might cause in Peruvian people? Or maybe everyone unites and side with him?
And in the end, do you think the resulting country would be better than today's Peru? Would it be called Peru?
BTW, this doesn't mean that Peruvian people might return to some sort of ancient epoch, as almost everyone wants technological progress.