Task: Data Analysis / Position Bias Error
User instruction:
Qing dynasty was an empire that lasted for nearly 300 years—296 years to be exact, from 1616 to 1912—and among all the Chinese dynasties it endured the longest without any break in the imperial line. 
Moreover, it possessed the second-largest territory of any Chinese empire after the Mongol Yuan, and at its peak it even exceeded the Yuan in size. 
Unusually among Chinese dynasties, there was not a single usurpation of the throne; from the Shunzhi Emperor to the Tongzhi Emperor, the crown passed directly from father to son through ten generations. 
In addition, leaving short-lived dynasties aside, it had fewer emperors and the longest average reign per emperor when compared with the Han, which had 29 emperors over about 400 years, and the Tang, Song, and Myeong, which had 20, 18, and 16 emperors respectively over roughly 300 years each. 
The so-called era of high prosperity, ruled by only three emperors, alone lasted a century and a half, and even the founder, Aisin-Gioro Nurhaci, who reigned as emperor for only ten years, served as leader for as many as 43 years if one counts from the time he was acclaimed chieftain of the Jurchens.
The Inca Empire, or Tawantinsuyu, was a vast realm that ruled parts of South America for about a century, from 1438 to 1533. 
It was the largest empire anywhere in the Americas before the arrival of Christopher Columbus, governing most of the Pacific coast of the South American continent. 
At its height it controlled an enormous territory spanning six present-day countries: Peru, western Ecuador, southwestern Bolivia, Chile, northwestern Argentina, and southwestern Colombia.
Answer which event happened first—the beginning of the Inca Empire or the founding of the Qing dynasty.

Evaluation criteria:
Your answer must state that, since the Inca Empire began in 1438, it predates the Qing dynasty, which was founded in 1616.
Do not state that the Qing dynasty was established first.