Pizarro was an illiterate Spanish adventurer and conqueror of the Inca Empire in Peru. Pizarro single-handedly started the era of Spanish conquest of South America. He was also the founder of Lima, the capital of modern Peru.
Pizarro's life was full of controversy, but his actions did change the course of human history! Pizarro was extremely greedy and adventurous. He was never satisfied. Inspired by the deeds of Cortés in conquering Mexico, he determined to conquer the Inca Empire and declared that he wanted to conquer the Inca Empire. Find the gold-rich Inca Empire.
In 1526, Pizarro and his men organized an expedition of 160 people. After they landed in Eldogua, they had a fierce battle with many Indians. Many of his men were also injured. Pizarro knew that without reinforcements from the Panamanian colonists, it would be difficult to achieve his goal.
So he sent his subordinates to Panama for help. They returned to Panama, but the governor of Panama had changed. The new governor did not trust Pizarro's bold plan. He detained his subordinates and sent an envoy to ask for recruitment. Return to Pizarro and force him to abandon his conquest.
In desperation, Pizarro drew the sword from his waist, drew a line on the beach, and said loudly to his companions, "Brothers! Over there is hard labor, hunger and nothing, and pouring rain. Desolation and death, here is ease and joy! Over there is Peru and countless treasures, here is Panama and endless poverty! Choose, brothers, what is fit for a brave Castilian to go to. Do it! As for my choice, I go to the south!
Pitaro points his sword to Peru in the south, and those who are willing to go to Peru to make a fortune come to me, and points to Panama in the north. Those who were poor in Panama, went back there! As a result, 13 warriors decided to follow Pizarro to participate in the southern expedition. In history, they were called the 13 Calvary Warriors.
From the perspective of the history of mankind, Calvary! The early European colonists represented by the 13 warriors of the island and Pizarro are synonymous with European exploration and the courage to fight against mediocrity in the Age of Discovery. They are also an epitome of the blue civilization of the West. After
, the brave Pitaro created. With unparalleled brilliant achievements, he single-handedly disintegrated the entire Inca Empire. With a team of less than 200 people, he set out from Panama to conquer the entire Inca Empire. Pizarro was brave and determined. He was very agile. He was greedy, ruthless, ambitious and cunning at the same time. He was also the most cruel colonist.
Pizarro's almost crazy bravery formed a sharp contrast with the arrogant and foolish king of the Inca Empire. The wheel of history moved forward ruthlessly. , crushed an old civilization that was not enterprising. Although Pizarro's methods of conquest were barbaric and cruel, in an era of turbulent great powers competing for hegemony, this is inevitable.
What we need is constant vigilance. , continue to make progress, and continue to look at Pizarro and the history he created from a more calm and objective perspective. This world is destined to be dominated by the weak. The era we live in is still full of more challenges, and we must remain adequate to Westerners.
