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    Tupac Amaru II was a Peruvian revolutionary and descendant of the Inca emperor Tupac Amaru I who led a rebellion against Spanish rule in 1780. The rebellion was sparked by public discontent over mandatory taxes and economic policies imposed by the Spanish that negatively impacted traders and the economy in the southern Andes region. Although Tupac Amaru II initially succeeded in capturing the corregidor Arriaga, his forces were ultimately defeated in 1781 at the Battle of Checacupe. He was then captured and brutally executed by dismemberment as a warning to others who would oppose Spanish rule.

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    Tupac Amaru II was a Peruvian revolutionary and descendant of the Inca emperor Tupac Amaru I who led a rebellion against Spanish rule in 1780. The rebellion was sparked by public discontent over mandatory taxes and economic policies imposed by the Spanish that negatively impacted traders and the economy in the southern Andes region. Although Tupac Amaru II initially succeeded in capturing the corregidor Arriaga, his forces were ultimately defeated in 1781 at the Battle of Checacupe. He was then captured and brutally executed by dismemberment as a warning to others who would oppose Spanish rule.

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    Tupac Amaru II (José Gabriel Condorcanqui) Peruvian Revoltionary, A Descen of The Incas (Surimana, 1741 - Cusco, 1781)

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    Tupac Amaru II was a Peruvian revolutionary and descendant of the Inca emperor Tupac Amaru I who led a rebellion against Spanish rule in 1780. The rebellion was sparked by public discontent over mandatory taxes and economic policies imposed by the Spanish that negatively impacted traders and the economy in the southern Andes region. Although Tupac Amaru II initially succeeded in capturing the corregidor Arriaga, his forces were ultimately defeated in 1781 at the Battle of Checacupe. He was then captured and brutally executed by dismemberment as a warning to others who would oppose Spanish rule.

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    Tupac Amaru II (Jos Gabriel Condorcanqui)

    Peruvian revoltionary, a descen of the Incas ( Surimana, 1741 Cusco , 1781)

    He was educated by the Jesuits of Cuzco and made a fortune in business transportation, mining and farmland. He was a descendant of Tupac Amaru I

    His rebellion broke out by public discontent against mandatory taxes and benefits imposed by the Spanish work affecting traders and economic life in the southern Andes.

    He rised on Tinta in November 4 of 1780 running to the corregidor Arriaga

    Tupac Amaru was defeated at Checacupes battle (1781). He was given to the spanish by some of his people.

    The Spanish empair command dismember Tupac Amaru II . And send each part of his body to a village in the rebel zone

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