In 1,440 AD, we constructed the Spiral Minerat, and a great scientist is born the next turn, due to researching physics. He builds an academy in Cuzco.
In 1470, a great prophet is born in Cuzco, and becomes a specialist.
And in 1490, we are the first to research economics, and our free great merchant also becomes a specialist.
In 1505, we finished building Isaac Newton's College, which gives
+100%

, can turn 3 citizens into scientist, + 6
Take a look at the city-screen. 490

per turn
Just wait until we get oxford in
In 1545, the Taj Mahal was constructed in Cuzco, because Carpa's wife was evidently getting bored with her Hanging Gardens, and demanded something new. While it was most likely unrelated, historians mark the same year as the Taj Mahal was created when the second Ican Golden Age begun. This era was know as the Taj Mahalic Era, where common concepts were challenged, new ideas were brought forth, great works of art were made, and the economy reached an unmet level.
The Ican people have never witnessed such a period of greatness before. In 1550, oxford university was completed, and Cuzco was whipping out 707

per turn

Keep in mind, this is still a golden age, but that is one heck of a lot of science!
A great engineer was born, also.
The modern concept of democracy traces its roots back to the Taj Mahalic Age, when in 1565 a man named Democ tried to organize a large-scale rebellion against the Incan Government in favor of a system where the common man has the right to vote on issues. Of course, Democ was quickly put to death for insulting the motherland, and his ideas weren't accepted until centuries later, but his legacy still lives on and high school kids are still forced to study and wright about his contributions today!
Thanks to a "great" engineer, Adam Smith's Trading Company was also constructed in the Taj Mahalic Age, where the modern system of Economics were first developed.
It brought
+1 trade routes in all cities, + 1 commerce per specialist
to the Ican people.
One often less reported effect the Taj Mahalic Age had on the Ican people was the expansion of Inca's military. By the end of the era, all but two Ican cities were defended by highly trained Riflemen. The cause for such rapid military growth was first called for by General Z4ck, commander of the ship z4ckDaBeast Forever, for he feared a surprise invasion by Mali forces. His fear were quickly put to ease.
But of course all good things have to end. Historians mark the end of the Taj Mahalic Age during the economic crisis of 1585, when a large ship containing a years cargo of blubber sank on its trip from
Whales to the Incan continent. While this did not impact the nation as a whole (in fact, the economic output of 1585 was 6 million more than the year prior), the island-city itself was devastated, with over two-thirds of its population now out of work.
Before the crisis (8-freakin'-00

)
After the crisis:
You can easily see the effects this had on the Ican people.
In 1595, J.S. Bach's Cathedral was completed. J.S. Bach lived his live raising money for his people living in
Whales, and through his career raised millions of dollars for his cause. After his death, the Incan government approved construction of a Cathedral to honor him and made the Incan people much happier.
+ 2

in every continental city, + 10
Will the Incan people claim more of
Newland? Will the island of
Whales ever recover? Will more Great buildings be constructed in Cuzco? Find out next time, on
Build, Baby, Build.
