Summary of Historia del Ecuador pt 2

00:00:00 - 00:10:00

The video discusses the history of Ecuador, focusing on the reign of the last Inca emperor, Atahualpa. After Atahualpa's brother killed him, he was condemned to death by burning in the last moments of his life. However, the Spanish crown offered him baptism as an act of mercy, and he accepted. This saved his life, and the spiritual integrity of the Tahuantinsuyo empire was also destroyed.

• 00:00:00 In this video, the history of Ecuador is described, starting with the Inca Empire and going on to talk about the legend of Pachakutik. The Chaman warns the Inca of a coming threat, and the Inca listens. 500 years later, the Spaniards meet the Inca, and the Chaman's prophecy comes true. The Spaniards are amazed by the Chaman's visions, and they are able to see things that the Chaman could not. The Chaman warns the Inca of a coming flood, and the Inca decides to build an ark. However, something threatens the Inca's burgeoning empire, and no one knows what it is. The Chaman feels a premonition that the empire will be destroyed, and he consults the gods for advice. The Spaniards come across strange creatures in the sea, and the Chaman predicts that they will find gold on the Inca's island. The Spaniards land on the island, and the Chaman sees a white man on the ship. The Spaniards take Atahualpa prisoner, and the Chaman predicts that he will be killed. Meanwhile, on the mainland, the ceremonies for the Inti Raymi (the most important festival in the Inc
• 00:05:00 In this video, Francisco Pizarro is discussed. He is shown to be a conquistador who, in 1532, invaded and conquered the Inca Empire. Atahualpa, the emperor of the empire, was captured and held in captivity for eight years. Atahualpa was tried for four reasons: 1) for being an emperor; 2) for claiming to be a god; 3) for being cruel to his subjects; and 4) for his wealth. He was found guilty of all charges and was executed.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses the history of Ecuador, focusing on the reign of the last Inca emperor, Atahualpa. After Atahualpa's brother killed him, he was condemned to death by burning in the last moments of his life. However, the Spanish crown offered him baptism as an act of mercy, and he accepted. This saved his life, and the spiritual integrity of the Tahuantinsuyo empire was also destroyed. 500 years later, Atahualpa's Christian burial was changed to an act of plunder by his descendants. Knowing of his death, the gold carriers hid the treasure in the road. Atahualpa's body was later buried by Christian believers until today, causing his spirit to haunt greedy minds with legends of the treasure of Atahualpa. The Tahuantinsuyo empire has now passed, and the new course of events has replaced an ancient belief system with a new one. There is now a long silence from the 500 years since the prophecy.