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Francisco Pizarro: Inca Empire
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Francisco Pizarro is depicted as a villain in the 1980s animated series The Mysterious Cities of Gold. In it, Pizarro is a ruthless conqueror of the Incas who values gold above all else.
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With the help of the nuclear reactor at the University of Missouri, anthropologists have been able to match the skull and the remaining bones of the Spanish explorer Francisco Pizarro, found in Lima, Peru. The vertebrae and a piece of sword used by the university's Museum of Anthropology to make the identification are on display this week. Pizarro, who conquered the Incas in 1532, was slain in 1541 in a sword fight with former followers.
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The final steps in the conquest of the Inca Empire did not come about until after the death of Francisco Pizarro, who was himself killed in 1541 by a rival conquistador faction. However, his well-respected blueprint for slaughtering, burning, spreading small pox and pillaging gold would continue to be faithfully followed.
The Spanish conqueror of the Tahuantisuyo Empire was Francisco Pizarro. He was mean, brave, and illiterate that is to say he didn't know how to read neither to write, not even his own name. He signed with a trembling heading.
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