| Their rain god was Apu Illapu | 29 |
| Their empire was the Land of the Four Quarters | 46 |
| Terrace farming pioneers | 24 |
| Tambo Colorado builder | 22 |
| Sun-worshipping empire | 22 |
| Subject of Machu Picchu builder Pachacuti | 41 |
| Subject of Atahualpa | 20 |
| South American race | 19 |
| South American civilization | 27 |
| South American aboriginals | 26 |
| South America's ___ Trail | 29 |
| Son of the Sun | 14 |
| S.A. Indian of old | 18 |
| S. A. empire | 12 |
| Resident of the ancient city Choquequirao | 41 |
| Resident of Machu Picchu | 24 |
| Resident of Cuzco, once | 23 |
| Quechuan warrior | 16 |
| Quechuan native | 15 |
| Quechua-speaking empire | 23 |
| Quechua speaker of long ago | 27 |
| Quechua ruler | 13 |
| Quechua for "king" | 28 |
| Pre-Columbian South American | 28 |
| Pre-Columbian American | 22 |
| Post punk death rock band ___ Babies | 36 |
| Pizarro's foe | 17 |
| Peruvian ruler of yore | 22 |
| Peruvian progenitor | 19 |
| Peruvian native of yore | 23 |
| Peruvian indigene | 17 |
| Peruvian conquered in the 16th century | 38 |
| Peruvian once | 14 |
| Peru's ___ Trail | 20 |
| People who valued vicuña wool | 32 |
| People who honored the creator Viracocha | 40 |
| Paso del ___ (pass in the Andes) | 32 |
| Pachacuti, for one | 18 |
| Pachacuti was one | 17 |
| Original Cuzco native | 21 |
| Onetime Peruvian | 16 |
| One whom Pizarro encountered | 28 |
| One who worshiped Copacati | 26 |
| One under Manco Capac | 21 |
| One of a people conquered in 1533 | 33 |
| Olden Andean | 12 |
| Old victim of the Spanish | 25 |
| Old Peru resident | 17 |
| Old Peru denizen | 16 |
| Old llama herder | 16 |
| Old Cuzco native | 16 |
| Old alpaca wool gatherer | 24 |
| No fan of Pizarro, certainly | 28 |
| New World empire | 16 |
| Neil Young "Like an ___" | 34 |
| Native of old Cuzco | 19 |
| Native of Cuzco | 15 |
| Native encountered by Pizarro | 29 |
| Native Andean | 13 |
| Native American who spoke Quechua | 33 |
| Member of the dynasty founded by Manco Cápac | 47 |
| Member of an old empire | 23 |
| Member of an empire founded by Manco Capac | 42 |
| Member of an Andean empire | 26 |
| Member of a Pre-Columbian empire | 32 |
| Member of a mountain empire | 27 |
| Member of a former Peruvian empire | 34 |
| Many a Pizarro victim | 21 |
| Manco Capac, for one | 20 |
| Maker of wooden beakers called keros | 36 |
| Machu Picchu person | 19 |
| Machu Picchu constructor | 24 |
| Long-ago Peruvian | 17 |
| Long-ago Cuzco dweller | 22 |
| Llama leader of old | 19 |
| Llama herder of old | 19 |
| Land of the Four Quarters native | 32 |
| Lake in Andes | 13 |
| Kon-Tiki worshiper | 18 |
| Kingdom of Cuzco people | 23 |
| Kingdom of Cuzco native | 23 |
| King Atahualpa, e.g. | 20 |
| King Atahualpa was one | 22 |
| Inti Raymi celebrant | 20 |
| Indian who worshipped Viracocha | 31 |
| Indian of yore | 14 |
| Indian of Titicaca | 18 |
| Indian of S. A. | 15 |
| Indian of Cuzco | 15 |
| Indian name meaning ''ruler'' | 45 |
| Huayna Capac, e.g. | 18 |
| Huáscar, for one | 19 |
| Huáscar, e.g. | 16 |
| Holder of ancient riches | 24 |
| Former South American native | 28 |
| Former Machu Picchu resident | 28 |
| Empire that started 1197 | 24 |
| Empire conquered in 1532 | 24 |
| Empire builder of old Peru | 26 |
| Empire builder | 14 |