Chimú Kingdom

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The Chimú Kingdom was a powerful pre-Columbian civilization on Peru’s northern coast, renowned for its sophisticated irrigation systems, metalwork, and monumental adobe architecture.

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Chimú civilization 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological culture
historical kingdom
pre-Columbian civilization
agriculturalProducts beans
cotton
maize
peanuts
squash
alternateName Chimor NERFINISHED
Chimú culture NERFINISHED
artForm ceramics
metalwork
textiles
capital Chan Chan NERFINISHED
coastType arid coastal desert
conqueredBy Inca Empire NERFINISHED
Topa Inca Yupanqui NERFINISHED
continent South America
country Peru
dissolved after conquest by the Inca Empire
endTime 1470s CE
followedBy Inca Empire NERFINISHED
hasSite Chan Chan archaeological site NERFINISHED
influenced Inca metalworking
later Andean coastal cultures
influencedBy Moche culture NERFINISHED
knownFor advanced metalworking
extensive road and canal networks
gold and silver craftsmanship
large urban planning
monumental adobe architecture
sophisticated irrigation systems
language Mochica language NERFINISHED
locatedIn northern coast of Peru
mainEconomicActivity agriculture
craft production
fishing
majorDeity Moon deity
Sea deity
partOf Andean civilizations NERFINISHED
politicalStructure centralized monarchy
predecessor Moche culture NERFINISHED
religion polytheism
rulerTitle ciquic
socialStructure highly stratified society
startTime c. 900 CE
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Chan Chan Archaeological Zone NERFINISHED
usedIrrigation canals
reservoirs
wells
usedMaterial adobe
copper
gold
silver
spondylus shell

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UNESCO World Heritage Site Chan Chan capitalOf Chimú Kingdom
subject surface form: Chan Chan
Chan Chan capitalOf Chimú Kingdom
this entity surface form: Chimú civilization