Examples of using Incas in English and their translations into Czech
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Conqueror of the incas.
They taught the Incas everything they know.
Even an idiot would recognize… the Incas marks.
They taught the Incas everything they know.
Gold is as close to touching the sun as the Incas could get.
The Incas marks- Even an idiot would recognize.
Inca, I'm with the Incas in Peru.
As the Incas could get. Gold is as close to touching the sun.
The Spanish conquered the incas, and so did their language.
The Incas of course were sun worshippers as you seem to know well.
It's hard to imagine, that the Incas went anywhere near Egypt.
In two hours of carnage and confusion,at least 2,000 Incas died.
And also of the Incas, and others of the Amazon tribes.
In the Americas, the civilizations of the Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas have all arisen.
I don't know why the Incas had to make this stuff out of stone.
We have stories of reptilians in the Mesoamerican cultures, like the Incas and the Mayans.
Egyptian royals, the Incas, hell, King Arthur, they all kept it in the family.
I had to leave the country very suddenly, uh… with the Mayan… Inca,I'm with the Incas in Peru.
Okay. in times of terrible crisis… The Incas… would sacrifice a child to the sun.
Like the Incas and the Mayans. We have stories of reptilians in the Mesoamerican cultures.
Albeit on a more human scale. So, for the Incas, habitability was important too.
So, for the Incas, habitability was important too, albeit on a more human scale.
In the Andes Mountains, the Spectacled Bear,once revered by the Incas, is now persecuted as a pest.
This four-day trek, which the Incas used to get to the city, will lead you through the Andes Mountains.
News of the godlike strangers on their four-legged animals is taken by royal messenger to the emperor of the Incas.
I'm thinking of Pizarro and the Incas, Columbus and the Native Americans… The list goes on.
I came to Spain to answer a question, why did Pizarro andhis men conquer the Incas instead of the other way around?
In high-school, we were studying the incas, and I just thought it would be cool to see those ruins.
The Incas hadn't seen horses before, and these aren't ordinary horses, these are Spanish horses, fierce, big, fighting horses.
Cusco was created in a form of a puma which was a sacred animal anda symbol of force for the Incas.