How was the emperor of The Incan Empire selected?

Each son had to prove themselves most worthy.

Explanation:

Before a Sapa Inca died, he chose the next Inca from his sons. The oldest son did not automatically get chosen. Each son had to prove themselves most worthy. Only the Sapa Inca could decide who was the most worthy.

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