Inca royal standard

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The Inca royal standard was the principal banner symbolizing the authority and unity of the Inca Empire, carried into battle and ceremonial occasions by its forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial banner
military standard
royal standard
associatedWith Inca Empire NERFINISHED
carriedBy Inca forces NERFINISHED
elite warriors
standard-bearer
category Inca symbols
military insignia
royal regalia
culture Inca civilization NERFINISHED
geographicRegion Andes NERFINISHED
Peru NERFINISHED
hasFunction rallying point for Inca troops
visual emblem of imperial authority
politicalRole legitimization of Inca rule
representation of imperial unity
represents political power of the Inca state
sovereignty of the Inca ruler
symbolizes authority of the Sapa Inca
unity of the Inca Empire
territorialExtent Tawantinsuyu NERFINISHED
timePeriod 15th century
16th century
Late Horizon
usedBy Inca nobility NERFINISHED
Sapa Inca NERFINISHED
usedDuring military campaigns
state rituals
usedIn battle
ceremonial occasions

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Inca forces hadSymbol Inca royal standard