How many children did Incas have?

The Inca civilization did not have a fixed number of children per family, as this varied based on social status, resources, and individual circumstances. Generally, families could have several children, often aiming for more offspring to ensure some survived into adulthood. Additionally, high-ranking nobles might have more children due to their greater resources and access to multiple wives. However, exact averages or statistics on the number of children per family in Inca society are not well-documented.