A Peruvian Legend

I'll tell you Peruvian legend

It all began when after the death of Atahualpa, The
Reigning Inca atther time of the arrival of the Spanish
(1532) The empire was then atits peak but torn from a
civil war between Huascar, the legitimateheir to the
throne of the Incas and His half-brother Atahualpa.
Previously Francisco Pizarro took advantage and emerged.
Taking advantage of the civil status in which the Inca
empire was found, hecaptures Atahualpa.
He promised to fill with gold the palace room where he
was kidnapped up to the height of his raised hand andalso
to fill two more similar rooms with silver, and in a month
Pizarro is dazzled by the riches of Peru, He evidently
accepts the answer.
After the emperor's rescue begins then to flow
into the Spanish country side from all the provinces of
Tahuantisuyo.
Then, taking anet work of secret cities, the Incan army
would have found refuge int he jungle, on the Amazon
slope of Peru.
Called Pàititi. It was the hidden face of the Inca Empire, a
secret fiefdom of the Incas.
Since all the Inca treasure was hidden in this same lost
city, tons of goldand magnificent objects would have
been in transit so quickly to wards the jungle.
 It is shown that twenty-thousand llamas loaded with
gold were carried east, by an unknown
destination, by theInca's wife, like a gold chain
that the Inca Huayna Capac hadexecuted to
commemorate the birth of Huascar, El legitimate heir
ofthe Incas.