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[Music]
in the 16th century the Spanish
conquistadors tore into the new world of
South
America Francisco pizzaro an illiterate
peasant soldier who conquered Peru was
perhaps the most ruthless of these
Soldiers of
Fortune in 15 years he and his followers
killed thousands of indigenous Indians
wiped out the ruling incom monarchy and
enslaved an
Empire these Acts were committed in
pursuit of power gold and religious
imperialism few men have changed the
course of world history in such a
violent ruthless
manner Francisco pizaro was born in 1478
in the poor rural Spanish community of
truo his peasant mother abandoned him on
the steps of the local
church he was is the illegitimate son of
Captain Gonzalo pizzaro who was
smalltime Gentry man from Spanish city
of
tro in his youth pizzaro showed little
promise unable to read or write
Francisco became a swin
herd by the early 16th century the
Spanish conquest of the new world was
underway ordinary men were bringing
great fortunes back home
the harsh conditions in rural Spain
produced tough brutal mercenaries who
were prepared to travel overseas and
risk their lives in search of
Glory the one thing which set the
imagination of men like pitaro going was
seeing in South Western Spain not just
Indians who were brought back but gold
objects and they IM immediately saw an
opportunity to get rich quick I
suppose at the age of 23 pitaro left tro
for the new world he had become a
soldier of
fortune in 1501 he arrived in the
Americas and joined a series of
expeditions to find land and
gold the conquistadors were waging a
brutal merciless war against vulnerable
Indian
natives in the name of the Spanish crown
and the Catholic
church this wasn't Renaissance Europe it
was a place where men killed their
brothers for a gold
ingot for Mercenaries like pizaro
unimaginable power and wealth were on
offer I think he was like anybody there
like any young soldier with the license
to do anything they wanted and for um
young soldiers at that time that could
kill rape and did any other atrocity
that was part of War pizaro joined up
with another Soldier Diego di Almagro
and the pair earned a reputation for
their ruthlessness in dealing with the
natives in Panama pisaro and Almagro had
a
living and that the main uh income of
this living came from their ability to
capture Runway Indians so they their
first Fame was as those two guys that
are able to catch any Indians at any
cost once captured Indians were treated
like
animals pitaro excelled at torture he
was known for burning the eyes of Indian
chiefs to get their gold exemplary
punishments cruel punishments like
cutting off hands and feet cutting off
noses cutting off ears were often
resorted
to by 1522 pizzaro was
44 he had a comfortable life in Panama
but wanted much more he'd seen how other
ruthless adventurers had plundered
massive
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fortunes a fellow Spaniard Cortez had
conquered Mexico and accumulated great
wealth by seizing Aztec gold news
traveled fast and it was in a sense the
desire to to find something similar or
even richer than what Cortez found in
Mexico which persuaded pizzaro and his
um companions to start probing down the
Pacific
coast in 1526 pitaro and Almagro set
sail from Panama to conquer the
unexplored lands of the
south after months without finding
anything the men were
mutinous
so some of the soldiers complain in
secret to the governor of Panama and the
governor of Panama sent an to pick them
up pizaro's starving men had camped on a
hostile island off the coast of Colombia
called the Ila de
Galo when the rescue boat arrived pitaro
was furious at the lack of
loyalty he took his sword and drew a
line in the sand demanding those who
wanted to carry on to cross
it to some degree pizaro's decision to
draw line in the sun it was a risk the
risk was paid off because he eventually
succeeded of the original 160 men only
13 crossed the line the others returned
to Panama and
safety pizzaro eventually reached the
Peruvian Coastline and landed at the
town of tumbes
the local Indians had never seen
Europeans before the heavily armored
Spaniards who emerged from huge Wooden
Ships were like aliens to
them they live in the
sea in a house made out of wood nobody
makes a house of wood here okay but not
only that they are they have
iron some of them have like a tail for
the SW okay
they have wool in the face like my llama
wool in the
face
wow the locals gave the Spaniards Gold
Silver and precious
stones they told stories of great cities
containing unimaginable
riches pitaro had found his Eldorado but
had to be
patient this historic meeting of races
meant nothing pitaro simply ordered one
of his soldiers to scout the town for a
future attack when he returned with
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reinforcements pitaro went back to Spain
and triumphantly headed for the town of
his
birth pitaro was drawn to his hometown
of too partly because of it its
tradition by now of sending a fit able
competent young man many with some sort
of military experience to America uh he
was drawn by the whole family netwk work
he recruited his half Brothers Gonzalo
Quan and
Hernando one of the strong links was
blood link if you can trust somebody has
to be your blood so in that sense it was
very helpful that they had all these
brothers around and at the end if they
gain something to still within the
family before he could return to Peru
pizzaro needed approval from the Spanish
King Charles I the monarchy was an
enthusiastic supporter of the idea that
it might become richer and more powerful
and that through the monarchy Spain
Spanish civilization would become more
important greater more recognized by the
rest of Western European
Christendom Charles I was about to
extend his
territory 2,000 mil away in Peru the
Inca Empire was in
disarray there had been a vicious civil
war in Peru uh before the spion arrived
this Civil War was between rival incor
hka had been beaten by his brother at
Alpa The Civil Wars weakened the Incas
so that when they faced the Spaniard
they were clearly not at the top of
their power unlike the vulnerable incor
the Spanish were well trained in the art
of
Conquest remember that the hispanos were
coming out of 700 years of constant
struggle and combat against the mors
these were people that have been breeded
for 700 years generation after
generation of
Warriors pizaro returned to tumbes in
April
1532 in the four years he'd been away
the town had been ravaged by the Civil
War he realized from the reception that
he got in TAS that was not going to have
to fight his way through Peru and I
think he was then very quickly aware
that the majority of the Indians with
whom he first came into contact were not
going to resist
him seizing the opportunity provided by
a divided nation pitaro gave the order
to cross the tumbes river and head south
into the unknown heart of atala's Inca
Empire they marched to the city of
kakara
where atala would meet them atala and
his men came to
kahaka probably without a very clear
idea of how precisely how they were
going to deal with these strange men
what they weren't prepared for was the
ferocity the savagery of the Spanish
attack the incor were expecting a
peaceful encounter pitaro saw this as an
opportunity to seize
power when talp arrives in Kara there is
a small group of hisers that approach
him the other group of hispani are
within the the different buildings that
surrounded the the square and are ready
with
weapons the Spanish were not in the mood
for
negotiation pitaro said he was an
ambassador from a great king
overseas his priest urged atala to
reject his false idols and worship the
true Christian
God the frer Alo
HED um a religious book to ATA WPA ATA
walpa almost unwittingly played his part
in the script by throwing away that
symbol of the true religion of Spanish
superiority with the excuse he needed
pitaro ordered the attack in an act of
UN restrained savagery his men Drew
their arms and began shooting into the
crowd the shocked inkers were thrown
into
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Panic for Nas the Spanish might have
been seen as something absolutely
overwhelming a force of nature maybe
these people were shot not only with
guns but with cannons and also horses
were thr to them it was just panic in
the confusion atpa was dragged from his
throne and captured while the mounted
Spanish soldiers tore into the fleeing
incor over 2,000 incor died and 5,000
were captured more importantly for
pitaro the native Emperor was his
hostage they knew that they have one key
individual that was the leader if you
take the leader no everybody else will
fall in a bloody double cross Francisco
SC pitaro had captured the head of the
mighty Incan
Empire he was now in a prime position to
conquer this new world and satisfy his
lust for power and
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gold Francisco pitaro had launched his
conquest of Peru and taken the Incan
Emperor at Alpa
hostage he saw him as a prized asset
you're to understand that piso's
behavior is nothing but the same
behavior of a contemporary kidnapper who
will always take care of his or her
victim first and will go to extremes to
guarantee his
life pitaro wanted to get his hands on
the wealth of the Incan Empire and
demanded vast sums of gold and silver as
at alpa's
Ransom the petrified incor filled two
rooms full of gold and silver for the
Spaniards gold was usually associated
with the sun and silver was associated
with the moon so that the proper way to
rever the Sun God was to produce golden
objects when the Incas discovered that
the Spanos were basically after gold for
them it must have been a shock because
these were basically religious objects
that were used for
ritual pitaro didn't care about the
cultural significance of these artifacts
he began melting them down into gold
bars when all had been melting down the
Spaniards had
13,000 PB weight of gold that's about 6
tons of gold and 26,000 tons of silver
in
bars bizzaro's men had been promised
fortunes when they set out after their
military success they were each rewarded
with a share of the booty they were
obsessed by gold because they never saw
amount of go in their lives and they got
so much that everything BEC very
expensive you want to buy a horse you
had to pay the amount of money you could
buy three houses in Spain why because
everybody had
gold while pitaro satisfied the greed of
his men for the time being he kept up a
facade of Friendship with his
prisoner P had a very strong
relationship with atala it was openly
strong it was well rehearsed but it was
only because it was in his best interest
it was part of his
policy at Alpa remained under close
guard he grew increasingly dependent on
the Spanish and was even coerced into
ordering the death of his rival brother
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WKA pitaro had stayed long enough in
kakara his Scouts told him of many new
territories offering greater
riches after 12 months in captivity at
Alpo was outgrowing his
usefulness I think pitaro knew that if
he was going to take control of this
Empire that killing atala would not only
get rid of an enemy who' served his
purpose it would assist him in
projecting himself to the very heart of
the incor
Empire after befriending the Fallen
Emperor pitaro betrayed him atpa was
found guilty of treason and condemned to
death by burning at the
stake for the inors the sentence was
horrific they believed that burning
would deny their Emperor and
afterlife in order to keep his soul at
Alpa was forced to accept
baptism he was then garotted in kakara
on the 26th of July 1533
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pitaro marched on the ancient city of
kusco the spiritual home of the
inors it was the last Bas of potential
Rebellion to avoid conflict he offered
the incor monarchy a share of power he
was prepared to do a deal with the incor
elite in Costco so it's a skillful
combination of force and
diplomacy pitaro crowned a puppet King
MCO Inca
moo Inca was used by the swanard he was
prepared to collaborate with them in
return for being given the title of
Inca uh and in return for his extended
family being in theory confirmed in its
position now dominant in the city pitaro
encouraged his soldiers to enjoy the
fruits of their
labor they looted religious temples for
gold and took any Incan woman they
fancied
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mixed race children were a useful way of
cementing the Spanish
presence this is where you see his
politics of mixing Bloods very
conveniently he would never allow an
indigenous Noble girl to marry a man
that was not part of pizaro's team
pitaro was also in dispute with his old
partner Al
who felt he and his men hadn't had a
proper share in The Spoils of
Conquest to perate him pitaro sent Al
magro to the unknown lands to the South
where he could claim what he found as
his
own Francisco pizzaro left kusco to set
up his new capital of Lima on the
coast he left two of his brothers in
charge of kusco but Juan and Gonzalez
lacked the leadership powers of their
half brother we have a number of
accounts of the Spaniards fulfilling the
almost stereotype role of aggressive
ignorant greedy bloodthirsty
conquerors the conquistadors were out of
control their greed and bad behavior
caused resentment amongst the incor it
was so rude and so
rough that a few of them left everything
went back to Spain after seeing what was
going
on in 1535 the frustrated puppet leader
Mano Inca was caught trying to raise
resistance against the Spanish he was
clapped in irons tortured and publicly
humiliated well M's life is tragic he
starts as a puppet
Inca he then is humili it he was at
least clever enough to run away one
night Mano slipped out of kusco and
grouped together a significant Incan
Army now the Incas were fighting not
only for their lives but for the
existence of their
race in May
1535 the oppressed people of kusco rose
up and fought the Spanish forces in the
Hills above the
city despite their limited technology
the incor managed to take
control they certainly succeeded in
capturing the city of kusco uh which
they held for about a
week the incor may have beaten the
Spanish had petar's old partner Al magro
not returned from his expedition to
reinforce the struggling Spanish
forces he arrived back however in Cusco
just in time to ensure that MCO Revolt
would not succeed and he then installed
himself in command in
kusco Al magro still felt cheated by
pitara his Conquest to Chile had been
fruitless he decided to take matters
into his own
hands there was a power struggle
effectively between arag and pitaro each
of whom could claim with some justice to
have the crown on his
side pitaro wanted to get rid of his
troublesome partner but he was now the
respectful governor of Lima and didn't
want to get his hands dirty by murdering
a successful Conquistador and subject of
the
king it was he who had authorized his
brother arando to put together the force
uh which defeated Al
magro Al magro was caught and executed
in
kusco his head was displayed as a
warning to other wouldbe
Rebels with the threat to his power
extinguished pitaro played the part of a
Spanish Colonial Governor he built
himself a Governor's Palace on the main
Square in lemur he um essentially
enjoyed the fruits of his success in
Peru in 1541 Don Francisco pitaro was 63
years old one evening a band of
Assassins surprised him as he ate dinner
in his residence although he fought
desperately he was over overpowered and
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slain he was killed by the avenging son
of Almagro his former friend the Fatal
blow went through his
Jawbone uh through his
jugular and actually separed the upper
part of his spine his spinal
column uh there were I think 70 other
wounds found uh on the
remains
um he was the subject of a violent fenit
attack it was certainly in a very
obvious way uh Revenge by the
alagas after successfully conquering a
nation and destroying an indigenous race
Francisco pizzaro was murdered by his
own people
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