When a supreme ruler died, the Inca would mummify them and make them a consultant. What does this tell us about their beliefs on death?

This showed that the Incas believed in an afterlife. We can see that they thought the dead could be used after their death.

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The Inca felt so strongly in the afterlife that when an emperor died, their body was mummified and left in their palace. They even kept some servants to watch over the dead emperor. For certain festivals, such as the Festival of the Dead, the dead emperors were paraded through the streets.

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they worshiped several is that all it's asking?