| Empire |
| Quechua |
| Peruvian |
| SA Indian |
| Quechuan. |
| An Andean |
| Old Andean |
| Peru native |
| Quipu maker |
| Peru Indian |
| S.A. native |
| Pizarro foe |
| S. A. Indian |
| Andes native |
| Cuzco native |
| Peru natives |
| Andes people |
| Cuzco people |
| Cuzco Indian |
| Old Peruvian |
| Andes Indian |
| Olden Andean |
| S. A. empire |
| Andes empire |
| Old Quechuan |
| S. A. native |
| Early Andean |
| Sun worshiper |
| Andean people |
| Bygone empire |
| Chimu fighter |
| Cuzco citizen |
| Cuzco founder |
| Lake in Andes |
| Native Andean |
| Quechua ruler |
| Andean Indian |
| Andes settler |
| Cuzco builder |
| Pizarro's foe |
| Cuzco dweller |
| Andean native |
| Orejón, e.g. |
| Past Peruvian |
| Andean of old |
| Sun worshipers |
| Indian of Peru |
| Ancient people |
| Certain Indian |
| Native of Peru |
| Andean ancient |
| Pizarro victim |
| Ancient Andean |
| Early Peruvian |
| Andes resident |
| Capac for one |
| Chilean native |
| Empire builder |
| Huáscar, e.g. |
| Indian of yore |
| Inti worshiper |
| Peruvian, once |
| Son of the Sun |
| South American |
| Andean of yore |
| Pizzaro victim |
| Cuzco resident |
| Foe of Pizarro |
| Peruvian Indian |
| Atahualpa, e.g. |
| Peruvian native |
| Peruvian of old |
| Quechua speaker |
| Chimu conqueror |
| Cuzco aborigine |
| Indian of Cuzco |
| Indian of S. A. |
| Native of Cuzco |
| Old Peru native |
| Quechuan native |
| Quechuan Indian |
| Native Peruvian |
| Bygone Peruvian |
| Peruvian of yore |
| Ancient Peruvian |
| Ancient American |
| Cara's conqueror |
| New World empire |
| Old Cuzco native |
| Old llama herder |
| Old Peru denizen |
| Onetime Peruvian |
| Peru's ___ Trail |
| Quechuan warrior |
| Child of the Sun |
| Pizarro's victim |
| Quechuan of Peru |
| Builder at Cuzco |
| Cuzco inhabitant |
| Atahualpa subject |
| Huáscar, for one |
| Long-ago Peruvian |
| Old Peru resident |
| Pachacuti was one |
| Peruvian indigene |
| Pizarro adversary |
| Quechua for "king |
| Sun god worshiper |
| Highlander of old |
| Atahualpa was one |
| Manco Capac, e.g. |
| Pachacuti subject |
| Worshiper of Inti |
| Old-time Peruvian |
| Peruvian ancestor |
| Victim of Pizarro |
| Atahualpa's people |
| Pizarro's conquest |
| Copacati worshiper |
| Atahualpa, for one |
| Atahualpa follower |
| Atahualpa, notably |
| Aztec contemporary |
| Cuzco Valley girl? |
| Early S. A. empire |
| Huayna Capac, e.g. |
| Indian of Titicaca |
| S.A. Indian of old |
| Kon-Tiki worshiper |
| Conquistador's foe |
| Pachacuti, for one |
| Pizarro's Peruvian |
| Native of old Peru |
| Cuzco native, once |
| Old empire builder |
| Erstwhile Peruvian |
| Machu Picchu native |
| Ancient coca grower |
| Cuzco Valley native |
| Early Cuzco citizen |
| Early Cuzco dweller |
| Indigenous Peruvian |
| Llama herder of old |
| Llama leader of old |
| Native of old Cuzco |
| Pachamama worshiper |
| Peruvian progenitor |
| South American race |
| Subject of Huáscar |
| Machu Picchu person |
| Peru was his milieu |
| Viracocha worshiper |
| Andean civilization |
| Manco Capac's people |
| Early South American |
| Machu Picchu denizen |
| Ancient llama herder |
| Andean sun-worshiper |
| Apu Illapu worshiper |
| Conquistador battler |
| Early Andean settler |
| Cuzco's civilization |
| Early power in Peru. |
| Inti Raymi celebrant |
| King Atahualpa, e.g. |
| Manco Capac, for one |
| Old Cuzco inhabitant |
| Person of Pachacamac |
| Aztec's contemporary |
| Early sun-worshipper |
| Machu Picchu culture |
| Pre-Columbian empire |
| Subject of Atahualpa |
| Conquistador fighter |
| Cuzco dweller of old |
| Peruvian ruler, once |
| Cuzco empire builder |
| Peruvian of long ago |
| Early empire builder |
| One in an old empire |
| Machu Picchu dweller |
| Machu Picchu builder |
| South American Indian |
| South American native |
| Machu Picchu builders |
| 15th-century Peruvian |
| Ancient Andes settler |
| Ancient Cuzco citizen |
| Ancient potato farmer |
| Ancient sun worshiper |
| Andean sun worshipper |
| Bygone person of Peru |
| Certain ancient mummy |
| Cuzco resident, maybe |
| Cuzco-centered empire |
| Many a Pizarro victim |
| One under Manco Capac |
| Original Cuzco native |
| Sun-worshiping empire |
| Ancient alpaca herder |
| Conquistador's victim |
| Huayna Capac, for one |
| Empire builder of old |
| South American empire |
| Machu Picchu resident |
| Ancient Andes dweller |
| South American natives |
| Ancient South American |
| ___ Trail in the Andes |
| Ancient terrace farmer |
| Andean empire resident |
| King Atahualpa was one |
| Long-ago Cuzco dweller |
| Peruvian ruler of yore |
| Pre-Columbian American |
| South American of yore |
| Sun worshipper of Peru |
| Tambo Colorado builder |
| Ancient Andean settler |
| Ancient Cuzco resident |
| Ancient empire builder |
| Native of Machu Picchu |
| Quechua speaker of old |
| Sun-worshipping empire |
| Andean mountain native |
| Pre-Columbian Peruvian |
| Machu Picchu architect |
| King Atahualpa, for one |
| Emperor Atahualpa, e.g. |
| Kingdom of Cuzco native |
| Kingdom of Cuzco people |
| Machu Picchu inhabitant |
| Member of an old empire |
| Native of very old Peru |
| Neil Young "Like an ___ |
| Peruvian native of yore |
| Quechua-speaking empire |
| Resident of Cuzco, once |
| Worshiper at Pachacamac |
| Builder of Machu Picchu |
| Machu Picchu worshipper |
| Native of South America |
| Ancient citizen of Peru |
| Peruvian empire builder |
| One conquered by Pizarro |
| 15th-century imperialist |
| Empire conquered in 1532 |
| Empire that started 1197 |
| Historical poncho wearer |
| Holder of ancient riches |
| Machu Picchu constructor |
| Old alpaca wool gatherer |
| Quinoa cultivator of old |
| Resident of Machu Picchu |
| Terrace farming pioneers |
| Ancient drinker of chicha |
| Ancient sun-god worshiper |
| Old South American native |
| Old victim of the Spanish |
| Pre-Columbian stoneworker |
| South America's ___ Trail |
| Valley of Pacamayo native |
| ___ Gold" (Cussler novel) |
| South American aboriginal |
| Member of a bygone empire |
| ___ Empire (bygone domain) |
| Aztec contemporary in Peru |
| Emperor Atahualpa, for one |
| Enemy of Francisco Pizarro |
| One who worshiped Copacati |
| South American aboriginals |
| Empire builder of old Peru |
| Member of an Andean empire |
| One of the Quechuan people |
| Machu Picchu resident, once |
| Ancient speakers of Quechua |
| Andean native (start of #1) |
| Candidate for mummification |
| Member of a mountain empire |
| Quechua speaker of long ago |
| South American civilization |
| Early South American empire |
| Empire conquered by Pizarro |
| Temple of the Sun worshiper |
| Clive Cussler's ''___ Gold'' |
| Early cultivator of potatoes |
| Former South American native |
| Former Machu Picchu resident |
| No fan of Pizarro, certainly |
| One whom Pizarro encountered |
| Pre-Columbian South American |
| Ice mummy of the Andes, e.g. |
| Ancient Machu Picchu dweller |
| ___ Trail (path in the Andes) |
| Ancestor of the Q'ero Indians |
| Clive Cussler novel "___ Gold |
| Indian name meaning ''ruler'' |
| Native encountered by Pizarro |
| Smallpox victims of the 1500s |
| Their rain god was Apu Illapu |
| Ancient South American empire |
| Certain South American Indian |
| Worshiper of the sun god Inti |
| South American empire of yore |
| Ancient empire in the Americas |
| Ancient Peruvian sun worshiper |
| Cuzco dweller after the Killke |
| Empire whose capital was Cusco |
| People of Peru's Sacred Valley |
| People who valued vicuña wool |
| Worshipper of the sun god Inti |
| Indian who worshipped Viracocha |
| People conquered by the Spanish |
| ___ Trail (road to Machu Picchu) |
| Centuries-ago speaker of Quechua |
| Clive Cussler thriller "___ Gold |
| Land of the Four Quarters native |
| Paso del ___ (pass in the Andes) |
| Member of a Pre-Columbian empire |
| Native American who spoke Quechua |
| One of a people conquered in 1533 |
| Pioneering terrace farmers of old |
| Civilization conquered by Pizarro |
| Empire with provinces called suyu |
| Member of a former Peruvian empire |
| Worshiper of the creator Viracocha |
| The ___ Trail (route through Peru) |
| Ancient dweller along Lake Titicaca |
| Believer in the rain god Apu Illapu |
| ___ Gold" (1994 Clive Cussler novel) |
| Builder of the Sacsahuamán fortress |
| Maker of wooden beakers called keros |
| Post punk death rock band ___ Babies |
| Residents of the Tawantinsuyu empire |
| Member of an ancient society in Peru |
| Member of an ancient Peruvian empire |
| Ancient Peruvian conquered by Pizarro |
| People ruled by the emperor Pachacuti |
| Worshiper of Pachamama (Mother Earth) |
| Sapa __: ancient South American ruler |
| Peruvian conquered in the 16th century |
| Largest empire in pre-Columbian America |
| Ruler of an old empire centred on Cuzco |
| User of recording devices called quipus |
| Ancient Civilizations class civilization |
| Civilization that revered the coca plant |
| Member of a civilization of ancient Peru |
| People who honored the creator Viracocha |
| Empire founded by Manco Cápac, in legend |
| Resident of the ancient city Choquequirao |
| Subject of Machu Picchu builder Pachacuti |
| Worshipper of the Earth goddess Pachamama |
| Member of an ancient South American empire |
| Member of an empire founded by Manco Capac |
| Resident of the Realm of the Four Quarters |
| Worshiper of the lightning god Apocatequil |
| Empire that stretched as far south as Chile |
| Empire that kept records with knotted strings |
| Member of the dynasty founded by Manco Cápac |
| Their empire was the Land of the Four Quarters |
| User of a record-keeping device called a quipu |
| Member of an empire conquered in the 16th century |
| Empire whose last stronghold was conquered in 1572 |
| People conquered by the Spanish and their smallpox |
| ___ Empire (15th-century South American civilization) |
| Ancient who used patterns of tied knots for accounting |