| Twantinsuyu: World of the Incas |
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| l | During the period
following the disintegration of the states of |
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| Tihuanaco and
Huari (c.550-1000 C.E.) smaller regional states |
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| exercised power
in the Andes. |
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| l | Some of them
were centers of agricultural activity and population |
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| density. |
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| l | The considerable
warfare among the states resembled the post- |
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| Toltec period in
Mesoamerica. |
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| l | The state of
Chimor (900-1465) emerged as most powerful, |
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| controlling most
of the north coast of Peru. |
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| l | After 1300 the
Inca developed a new civilization. |
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