The Westward Spread of Inca and Egyptian Culture

Spread of Incas and Egyptian Cultures to the West in the latter half of the 20 th century There are many changes in the theory of colonization of the Federated States of Micronesia and the rise of the Inca Empire, which highlights the similarities with Egypt. In the past, Asians were proposed to travel across the Pacific Ocean for thousands of years. Each group of islands is formed independently and residents belong to the same race, but they are considered to have completely different cultures.

Thus, the ancient Egyptians and Central America's Inca / Pleinker evolved on both sides of the Earth, but they have never been revealed. Still they are? These two cultures have remarkable similarities in art, architecture, symbolism, myths, and religion. There are several theories that both cultures must come from Atlantis. One similar thing you can see today is temple design, especially stone. Everything is using a trapezoidal entrance. They all adopted a three-door design showing the same religious beliefs or a series of beliefs. Obviously, the purpose of the pyramids in Egypt is to become more tombs, and the pyramids seen in Central America seems to be more ritual.

Spread of Incas and Egyptian Cultures to the West in the latter half of the 20 th century There are many changes in the theory of colonization of the Federated States of Micronesia and the rise of the Inca Empire, which highlights the similarities with Egypt. In the past, Asians were proposed to travel across the Pacific Ocean for thousands of years. - Francisco Pizarro is a conquistor born in Trujillo, Spain, around 1471. His father, Gonzalo Pizarro, was an infantry captain who taught Francis how to fight at a very young age. Francisco Pizarro has never learned to read or write, but he is adventurous. Pizarro headed for the New World on November 10, 1509. He took part in many adventures in the New World, including expeditions with Balboa.

The arrival of Pizarro in Spain and its aides and conquerors in 1532, the Inca Empire was seriously threatened for the first time. When meeting a conqueror at a peaceful assembly, the Inca Emperor Atahualpa was kidnapped and paid a ransom. According to today's standards more than $ 50 million in gold was paid and promised to be released Atahualpa was bound by the Spaniards and they went directly to Cusco and his fortune. Ciezo de Leon, a conqueror, wrote about the amazing surprise experienced by Spaniards when they arrived in Cusco. As witnesses of the cusco luxury well-built city, the conquerors deterred this luxury metallurgy and fine-grained architecture testimony. Temple, building, paved road, exquisite garden are shining