Tarco Huamán

Tarco Huamán (fl. c. 1320) was a short-reigned Inca ruler of Cusco, the favorite son of Mayta Qhapaq and Mama Tancaray. He succeeded his father around 1320 but was overthrown by his cousin Qhapaq Yupanki, who killed nine of Tarco's brothers; he is absent from the official list of Sapa Incas.

After Qhapaq Yupanki conquered Cuyumarca near Cusco, he appointed Tarco its kuraka, or governor, charging him with a yearly tribute of a thousand cages of birds.