The Incas, that legendary Native American people who created the largest South American empire of all time during their brief reign, continue to fascinate today with their mystical past, their radiant and powerful culture, and their rapid and tragic downfall at the hands of the Spanish conquerors. Who were these Incas who claimed to be the sons of the sun? Where did they come from, how did they live, what is the significance of their religion and the mysterious sun cult, and how were they able to manage their vast land? Since the Incas had no written language, the accounts are incomplete and contradictory. Oliver Elias's exciting feature traces, through the accounts of both Native and Spanish chroniclers, how the life of the Incas and the conquest by the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro must have unfolded. An exciting adventure feature with original interviews, music, and sounds.