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The vast Inca Empire, stretching for thousands of miles along the treacherous Andes mountains, had no horses for transport and no written language for long-distance communication. So how did the emperor send an urgent decree from one end of the empire to the other?

They ran.

The empire was connected by the Chasquis, an elite corps of messengers who operated in a massive, non-stop relay system. But for the individual runner, life was a short and brutal grind of constant, high-altitude sprinting.

Welcome to Boring History For Sleep, the podcast that delivers the intricate details of the past in a monotonous voice, designed to help you relax and fall asleep.

Tonight, we join the relay to understand "The BRUTAL Daily Grind of an Inca Chasqui Messenger." Join us for a dispassionate look at this remarkable system. We will detail the mechanics of the relay stations, or tambos, the physical demands of running in the thin mountain air, the types of messages and goods they had to carry, and the quipu—their intricate system of knotted strings used to record information.

As always, this will be a calm recitation of historical facts. There will be no sounds of running feet or labored breathing—just a steady, monotonous account of one of history's most grueling and efficient communication networks.

So get comfortable, let your own breathing slow, and let the surprisingly logistical and physically demanding details of an Inca runner's life paradoxically lull you into a deep and peaceful rest.

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