Which of the following rulers extended the Incan Empire north to present-day Ecuador and south to present-day Argentina and Chile?

1. Moctezuma

2. Pacal the Great

3. Huayna Capac

4. Ac Kan

3. Huayna Capac

Explanation:

Huayna Capac is the eleventh rule of the Inca through the inheritance of the Incan laws. Capac was the owner of the land that was conquered, and as a result, he wanted to have more lands. He, therefore, launched campaigns against the tribe towards the eastern and northern empire. Unfortunately, the tribes were fierce fighters, and he has rebelled.

When the Incan reached the maxim of the Capac ruling, he decided to extend the empire towards the south, and the empire was named Ecuador.

The correct answer is number 3: Huayna Capac. He extended the Tawantinsuyu to the south to present-day Chile and Argentina. Also he married Queen Paccha Duchicela Shyris XVI from the Kingdom of Quito in order to add this territory to the Inca Empire.