What did Montezuma and Atahualpa have in common?

Montezuma II and Atahualpa were both powerful leaders of major indigenous empires in the Americas—Montezuma ruled the Aztec Empire, while Atahualpa was the last emperor of the Inca Empire. Both leaders encountered Spanish conquistadors during their reigns, leading to their eventual downfall. Additionally, they were both characterized by their wealth and sophisticated societies, which attracted the attention of European invaders. Their encounters with the Spanish ultimately resulted in significant cultural and historical consequences for their respective civilizations.