Did the Inca move or migrate from place to place?

The Inca civilization did not primarily move or migrate in the same way as nomadic cultures. Instead, they established a vast and centralized empire in the Andean region of South America, which included various territories. The Inca expanded their empire through conquests and integration of different cultures, but they built permanent cities and infrastructure, such as roads and agricultural terraces, to support their population. While there were some movements for trade and military campaigns, the Inca themselves were largely settled in their established territories.