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On 16 November 1532 Pizarro seized Atahualpa in the plaza of Cajamarca and his men opened fire. Xerez says two thousand were killed and that no Indian raised arms against a Spaniard.
16 Nov 1532
Atahualpa taken at Cajamarca. On 16 November 1532 Pizarro seized Atahualpa in the plaza of Cajamarca and his men opened fire. Xerez says two thousand were killed and that no Indian raised arms against a Spaniard.
1532
15 Nov 1532: Francisco de Xerez intervened in Atahualpa taken at Cajamarca. Reports the Spanish arrival.
16 Nov 1532: Francisco Pizarro intervened in Atahualpa taken at Cajamarca. Led the Spaniards. Vicente de Valverde intervened in Atahualpa taken at Cajamarca. Spoke to Atahualpa before the attack.
Atahualpa taken at Cajamarca involved Francisco Pizarro, Atahualpa, Vicente de Valverde and Cajamarca.
According to Francisco de Xerez, Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala and Juan de Santa Cruz Pachacuti Yamqui Salcamayhua, each in its own account.
Atahualpa taken at Cajamarca appears in Xerez, True Report of the Conquest of Peru, First New Chronicle and Good Government and Account of the Antiquities of Peru.
According to Francisco de Xerez, Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala and Juan de Santa Cruz Pachacuti Yamqui Salcamayhua, each in its own account.
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