Which of the following rulers extended the incan empire north to present-day ecuador and south to present-day argentina and chile?

Tupac Yupanqui (1441- 1493) was the tenth Inca and successor of Pachacútec. He spent most of his time in war campaigns of conquest or "pacification", and explored remote lands . These explorations took him to Quito (capital of Ecuador) to the north, the Maule River (central zone of Chile) for the south.

Huayna Capac extended the Incan Empire north to present-day Ecuador and south to present-day Argentina and Chile.

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