The royal commentaries of Peru : in two parts / written originally in spanish by the Inca Garcilasso de la Vega; rendred into english by sir Paul Rycaut.

Roy4l Comme'f}taries. ~· X{. . _, '\ '~ '.., <. •. 4Jro~g~9 .. ~nit~ ~~~al{~~9 mi! r.ci?· tog~t,her U¡P:, f o Cozcq. The ~ :,~., ~ 1 !.7:~n~~"·~1:1x~~~~~ca ' c.~mg_s . t,~ ,tr~at. ~ith ~he Gqvl!!rnqu!", • .• e , .m~() ,giv~ 'hzm .a· mag~1Jficent· Recep,tzon. \ • 1 . ' 1 ' • • • 'l ' . • \: • ' . ~ \I_\·.,· ·: ,1 1 •. . . " ' • • • .\ . ( \\,,; .. \}' • J' /;.., )i. • • • ·i. ~ ' • . • T . HiE 8pa11iar.ds ha:;v.iflg,with mutual i.oy fo)emnized the Peac~ and Amity whiCh , , was,€0hcladed.,and agfe~d betw e en both P.arties, che two.Governours, Al- eyagro. a:nd· 4/.;'qar4do, (fór-r0 the lafi I . att:rlbut~ the Title of 'Go'llernour, .as well as t0:. .Ene', onfuer ~. hec aufo rllat l;i€ was ,entlie<:I iaco tshe fame Confeder.acy and League With' t~ein,~ · ga.ve' or.deli.5 'tv <¡'.aptain Seb4jfi'4ff: d~_ Bel~lt¡ae@',; · ro return qpto Jf!.ptu, ~Qlidee(lr~Qg t~ Pe ílce aMdQqiet of dtat ~gdom; fonba~ fome petty.Commari-· aet<S @fah~ Indírtn:r 1ro.ved up and down tbe,Q0unrrey., t~ caafe Difiurbances and lnfu!refügas~ cqihis ibeing di(patchecl" oche_t maliter-s wer( \. te, ~e ~¡¡~wid~d for, and p-micula:rly ;1t was . th0ttgh~ · Ht to r<úfe a.fomefs, and ii.ll' ntfr.l 1t ,w1tfil a Gar- rifun t0:. clefond -themfel\les from the Sp.aniflr:dr, who~ up or_i t h€ fame of the vaft Rlilhes" oLP~ru~ crouded iQ great nl!mbers 4i :om . J?4namt1): ~ and Niea-¡;41-gua, w take a füa~e ther~oE, with·t@e :Pref~nt polleíf0q.rs~ ; . 'to .o.p~.ofe "'Yhich th~ Gartifon vyas prov1ded w1th Men, .and Arn\'i> anq R! 0\lili(i)n fuffiaent to defend H. As to Don P€rh:o de Alvar..ado, · wh0, acrcording ,to the Artitles agreed and publiíhed, was to i;eturn11nto:flis Ships~· and faij (along ~he Coªfü to.wards the Somhw,ard, there to ·<;oªquer ancl pqífefs hew Dominions ofNjhgdoms and P.rovinces, cl.ecl ared, that: he'had-a mimho rnwail by Land, and rnakea vilit to the GovernolÍr D.on Fran- (ifc.o Pifarr:o; aµd to div.ert hiqifelf a while in the fight- and fur.vey of thofe parts 5 the ;w.nkh was but a·bare pretence, that- he µiight the 1 be~ter colpur.and conceal th€ (ed et agr~etnent ;~ and u¡:¿on this occafion it wás refdlvea, that Almagra íhould fena one ofrhis Officers, wbo was called Diego de Mora, (with Whom I was after· w,ara~ ~cqttainted,) to commaQd the Fleet in bis place and, ftead; and according- ly Alvarado difpatched bis Or~ers to Garciho!guin, to deliver up the charge of the Fleet into the Hands of Diego de Mora, the Perfon commiffionated and entrufted \lY both Partiés, in regarq, that according to the late Agreement, the Ships and , Men, apd aU that l; >elonged unto them, were to be employed in the publick Ser- '.\Cice, and defray.ed at the ,common expence. 'J:Neceífary Orders being raken here- in, the two Governonrs proceeded on their way tow.ards Coz,cc, where we fhall lea~e them iQ their foume¡y for a whil~, and return to the Succeífes of Piynt ro, who being left at Co'{,Co, as vve have fajd , .many particulars vvere tranfaéted by hirn,' which _w.e .íhall mention in order, tbat fo we rnay keep che due Merhod of our Hift0r~, both as to time a,nd place. · , · • · Manco Inca, moved by the Advices which his Brother T i tu· Atauehi ,_ and his ~ajor General fhtiz,quiz, had fent tp hirn, (as we have befor~e [pecified) prepared himf elf to make a vifü ro the Governour, and to demand of 'him the refürution pf bis Empire, and performance ·of chofe Capitula~ions which bis Brother, and the. principal Nobles of bis Kingdorn had made, ana concluded with che Spani- . .4rds; upon which point .entring into divers Confultations witb .bis Confidents, .whe.ther it weFe better to gojn a1peaceable and friendly man:ner, or attended with a frrong and p0.werfull Army; in which matter the Counfels were much divided, {ometimes being of one Opinion, and fometimes of another; ithough che gene- :r.ality followed the A.dvice of .fl.!!iz,quiz,, who ._.as of opinion, that the !nea ought tp' be well ,guardéd , ,lefi bis Fare íhould be like .to that of bis ;Brother Atahualpá, .who truíl:ing to the good Nature and generous Difpofition of Strangers, fell into thofe fnares wherein he periíhed. Bue ~vhilfl: they were chus in Dífpuce, and con· t roverting che matter, the l n•a fpake to tbem in chis manner ; Sot1i