Place
Cuzco
Capital of the Inca realm in the southern Andes.
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According to Pedro Pizarro
- involved in Inca civil war
According to Francisco de Xerez
- involved in Ransom of Atahualpa
Capital of the Inca realm in the southern Andes.
Connections 2
involved in
- Inca civil war According to Pedro Pizarro Primary record 1
- Ransom of Atahualpa According to Francisco de Xerez Primary record 2
Proof 2 sources
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Relation of the Discovery and Conquest of the Kingdoms of Peru by Pedro Pizarro, volume 1 (English translation by Philip Ainsworth Means, Cortes Society, 1921), The Cortes Society, New York (scan on the Internet Archive), 1921.
Primary record
Guainacapa being dead, they raised up as Lord Guascar his son, to whom the kingdom [rightfully] belonged, and who was in Cuzco
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Reports on the Discovery of Peru: I. Report of Francisco de Xeres, secretary to Francisco Pizarro (English translation by Clements R. Markham, Hakluyt Society, 1872), Hakluyt Society, London (scan on the Internet Archive), 1872.
Primary record
Then Atabaliba sent messages to his captains, who were in the city of Cuzco, ordering them to send two thousand Indians laden with gold and silver
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