Inca three-tiered cosmos

Target entity: Inca three-tiered cosmos
Context triple: [Hanan Pacha, partOf, Inca three-tiered cosmos]

• A. Andean ritual calendar
  The Andean ritual calendar is a traditional system of timekeeping that organizes religious ceremonies, agricultural cycles, and cosmological observances in Andean cultures.
• B. Northern Andean Formative tradition
  The Northern Andean Formative tradition is an early cultural horizon in the northern Andes characterized by the emergence of complex societies, monumental ceremonial centers, and distinctive religious and artistic expressions.
• C. Inca symbols of power
  Inca symbols of power were ceremonial objects, regalia, and visual emblems that signified imperial authority, divine legitimacy, and social hierarchy within the Inca Empire.
• D. Wari tradition
  The Wari tradition was a major pre-Inca cultural and artistic complex of the Middle Horizon Andes, associated with the expansive Wari state centered in present-day Peru.
• E. Andean civilization
  Andean civilization refers to the complex pre-Columbian societies of the Andes—most famously the Inca Empire—characterized by advanced agriculture, architecture, and distinctive highland cultures such as the Quechua.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Inca three-tiered cosmos
Target entity description: The Inca three-tiered cosmos is a religious and cosmological worldview that divides existence into three interconnected realms—heavenly, earthly, and underworld—governing Inca beliefs, rituals, and understanding of the universe.

• A. Andean ritual calendar
  The Andean ritual calendar is a traditional system of timekeeping that organizes religious ceremonies, agricultural cycles, and cosmological observances in Andean cultures.
• B. Northern Andean Formative tradition
  The Northern Andean Formative tradition is an early cultural horizon in the northern Andes characterized by the emergence of complex societies, monumental ceremonial centers, and distinctive religious and artistic expressions.
• C. Inca symbols of power
  Inca symbols of power were ceremonial objects, regalia, and visual emblems that signified imperial authority, divine legitimacy, and social hierarchy within the Inca Empire.
• D. Wari tradition
  The Wari tradition was a major pre-Inca cultural and artistic complex of the Middle Horizon Andes, associated with the expansive Wari state centered in present-day Peru.
• E. Andean civilization
  Andean civilization refers to the complex pre-Columbian societies of the Andes—most famously the Inca Empire—characterized by advanced agriculture, architecture, and distinctive highland cultures such as the Quechua.
• F. None of above. chosen