Antisuyu
Antisuyu was the eastern quarter of the Inca Empire, known as Tahuantinsuyu. The name derives from Quechua anti, “east,” and suyu, “region” or “province.” It was one of the four suyus that organized the empire’s territory and administration.
Geography and ecology: Antisuyu stretched from the central Andean highlands toward the Amazon Basin, encompassing a
Administration and governance: As with other suyus, Antisuyu was governed by local curacas under the central
Economy and society: Antisuyu included a variety of economic activities adapted to its diverse ecologies, from
Historical significance: The eastern quarter played a key role in the expansion and frontier management of