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    Túpac Amaru II, a descendant of the last Inca ruler, led a failed rebellion of Peruvian peasants against Spanish rule in 1781. As a chief in southern Peru, he initially gained support from some Creoles, but the uprising lost backing when it turned into violent battles between indigenous people and Europeans across southern Peru and neighboring regions. Túpac Amaru II, his family, and supporters were ultimately captured and brutally executed in Cusco in 1781, marking the end of the major indigenous revolt against Spanish colonial rule.

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    Túpac Amaru II, a descendant of the last Inca ruler, led a failed rebellion of Peruvian peasants against Spanish rule in 1781. As a chief in southern Peru, he initially gained support from some Creoles, but the uprising lost backing when it turned into violent battles between indigenous people and Europeans across southern Peru and neighboring regions. Túpac Amaru II, his family, and supporters were ultimately captured and brutally executed in Cusco in 1781, marking the end of the major indigenous revolt against Spanish colonial rule.

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    Túpac Amaru II or José Gabriel Condorcanqui (Born 1740-c.42, Peru - Died May 18, 1781, Cusco, Peru) Peruvian Indigenous Revolutionaries, Descendants of The Last Inca Ruler, Tupac Amaru, Were Ident

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    Túpac Amaru II, a descendant of the last Inca ruler, led a failed rebellion of Peruvian peasants against Spanish rule in 1781. As a chief in southern Peru, he initially gained support from some Creoles, but the uprising lost backing when it turned into violent battles between indigenous people and Europeans across southern Peru and neighboring regions. Túpac Amaru II, his family, and supporters were ultimately captured and brutally executed in Cusco in 1781, marking the end of the major indigenous revolt against Spanish colonial rule.

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    Túpac Amaru II or José Gabriel Condorcanqui (born 1740-c.

    42,
    Peru - died May 18, 1781, Cusco, Peru) Peruvian indigenous
    revolutionaries, descendants of the last Inca ruler, Tupac
    Amaru, were identified with him during a failed rebellion of
    Peruvian peasants against Spanish rule. Tupac Amaru II was a
    chief in the Tinta region of southern Peru. This led to India’s last
    general revolt against Spain, initially with the support of some
    Creoles. The uprising, which spread through southern Peru and
    Bolivia and Argentina, lost support when it became a fierce
    battle between Indians and Europeans. But when it became a
    violent struggle between Indians and Europeans, support. Tupac
    Amaru II and his family were captured in March 1781 and taken
    to Cusco. After being forced to witness the execution of his wife
    and children, he was dismembered, dragged, encamped and
    beheaded.

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