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Jun 1, 1471
Francisco Pizarro
Francisco Pizarro was born in on June 26, 1541 Trujillo spain. He spent much of his early life in the home of his Grandparents. when these war ended, very probably went to fight in Italy. -
Jun 1, 1510
Fransico Pizarro
In 1510 he enrolled in an expedition of the explorer Alonso de Ojeda to Urabá in culomba. From 1519 to 1523 Pizarro was a mayor. -
Jan 1, 1523
adventure
On 1523 Pizarro embarked upon the adventure. In partnership with a solder and a priest. Hernando de Luque, he made preparations for a voyage of discovery and down the west coast of South America. These was Francisco Pizarro. -
Jul 1, 1529
governor
In July 1529, he made governor. And even a captain General of the province of the New Castile for a distance 600 miles south of Panama. These was close to where they discovered in the West Coast of South America. -
Jun 1, 1530
a boat
Pizarro sailed for Panama in January 1530. January of the following year was ready go for Peru. He went with with one ship, 180 men, and 37 horses, and he was even joined later by two more ships. -
Jun 26, 1541
when he died
On June 26, 1541 Pizarro died. That they a protracted death, of his own blood on the ground. kissing it, and he cryin “Jesus” as he fell. These is what I know about Francisco Pizarro. -
Jan 21, 1553
Last 2 years
Francisco Pizarro, meanwhile, was in Lima, a city that he had founded in 1535 and to which he devoted the last two years of his life. Almagro’s former adherents had grouped around Almagro’s son in Lima, where they were confined and watched -
Aug 29, 1553
Gold and selver
On August 29, 1553 Atahuallpa was held as hostage and failed to win his release, he fulfilled a promise to fill the chamber in which he was held with gold and silver. Accused of ordering the execution of his brother Huascar, a rival for the title of Inca, and of plotting to overthrow the Spaniards, Atahuallpa was put to death. -
Nov 1, 1553
remainder of his life
On November 1553 for the remainder of his life, Pizarro was engaged. A certain enmity and rivalry developed between him and Almagro as a result of Pizarro’s overriding powers from the king of Spain. This contravened a solemn agreement between the original three partners that the spoils of the expedition -
his brother
Arriving on November 15 Pizarro immediately set up his artillery. And sent his brother Hernando and another Spaniard to request an interview. After a day of waiting , borne on a litter, entered the great square of Cajamarca with an escort of between 3,000 and 4,000 men, who were either unarmed or carrying short clubs and slings beneath their tunics
