The travels of Pedro de Cieza de Léon; part 2

"The Travels of Pedro de Cieza de León; Part 2" by Pedro de Cieza de León is a historic narration from the late 1500s that uncovers the story and administration of the Inca civilization, examining their beginnings, community organization, and significant occurrences while they ruled Peru. This written work delivers worthwhile understanding into the Inca civilization, carefully describing their cultural traditions, legends, and the historical circumstances before the Spanish takeover. The first part of this record explains what the Andean area was like before the Incas became powerful, depicting a chaotic community marked by fighting and unrest. De León retells stories of strong characters, such as Ticiviracocha, believed by the locals to have the ability to change the earth and cure diseases, alongside the entrance of bold leaders intending to join and control the people. These stories create a base for recognizing the Inca's rise to power, displaying the public interactions, cultural opinions, and prior historical events that molded their kingdom.