Women in this empire would chew and spit out food to make a fermented purple drink offered to (10[1])freeze-dried (-5[1])royal (10[1])mummies. (10[4]-5[2])People in this (10[1])empire (10[2]-5[1])boiled (10[1])preserved (10[1])potatoes (10[3])from (10[1])storehouses (10[8])situated (10[4])next to (10[2])tiered farms (10[4])in (10[1])places (10[5]-5[1])like (10[5])the (10[5])Sacred (10[3]-5[1])Valley. (10[7])Fish (10[2])and snails were carried through this (10[1])empire (10[2])by chasquis (10[2])(“CHASS-kees”), messengers (10[1])along (10[1])its (10[3])massive (10[3])road system. (10[17])While feasting (10[2])at (10[1])Cajamarca (“ka-ha-MAR-ka”), this (10[1])empire’s (10[1])ruler was captured (10[1])and ransomed for two rooms filled with silver and gold. (10[2]-5[2])This empire, which recorded food stock (0[1])on knotted cords called quipus (10[1])(“KEE-poos”), made ch’arki (10[1])(“CHAR-kee”) meat from alpacas. For 10 points, name this empire once ruled by (10[1])Atahualpa (10[1])from Cuzco in modern-day Peru. ■END■ (10[5])