List of Inca Emperors

Domain	Period/date	Ruler	Dynasty	Important related information
Kingdom of Cuzco	approx. 1200 - 1400	Manco Cápac I.	Hurín
	approx. 1230s	Sinchi Roca
	approx. 1260s	Lloque Yupanqui
	approx. 1290s	Mayta Cápac
	approx. 1320s	Cápac Yupanqui
	approx. 1350s	Inca Roca	Hanán
	approx. 1380s	Yahuár Huacác
	approx. 1410 - 1438	Viracocha Inca
Inca Empire (Tahuantinsuyo)	approx. 1438 - 1471	Pachacuti (Pachacútec)		Said to have constructed Machu Picchu.
	approx. 1471 - 1493	Túpac Inca Yupanqui (Tópa Inca)		The son of Emperor Pachacuti, the supposed constructor of Choquequirao, also known as the "Sacred Sister of Machu Picchu".
	approx. 1493 - 1525/'27	Huayná Cápac		He was the last Inca Emperor who ruled before the Arrival of the Spaniards.
	approx. 1525 - 1532	Huascár*		Huascár ruled the Southern parts of the Inca Empire, following his father's death. He rivaled his brother Atahualpa.
	approx. 1525 - 1533	Atahualpa*		Ruled the northern parts of the Empire and in the succession fight with his brother, he naively accepted Spanish help. Atahualpa murdered his own brother Huascár and took over the control of the whole Empire.
Vilcabamba Kingdom (or State)	approx. 1533	Tópa Huallpa		Founder of the Vilcabamba Kingdom/State, in a valley beyond the Cordillera Vilcabamba, northwest of the Urubamba Valley.
	approx. 1533 - 1544	Manco Inca Yupanqui (Manco Cápac II.)		He was crowned as the new Inca ruler by Francisco Pizarro in 1534. Because he was used by the Spaniards and was abused of, he rebelled against them, uniting many Incas. Manco Cápac II. was one of the most powerful Inca rulers, he was the strongest opponent of the Spaniards. Manco Cápac II. was the one who escaped from Cuzco and founded the fortress of Vilcabamba, where he took refuge and periodically fought the powerful armoured Spanish forces. He was successful in several attempts to resist the Spaniards, including the reclaiming of Cuzco for several days. In the end, he was murdered in 1544 by Diego de Almagro.
	approx. 1545 - 1560	Sayri Túpac		Successor of Manco Cápac II., put in place by Diego de Almagro.
	approx. 1560 - 1570	Titu Cusi Yupanqui
	approx. 1571 - 1572	Túpac Amaru		The last Inca ruler, he was killed in 1572, when the Spaniards managed to conquer the Vilcabamba and finally gained full control over the Inca lands.