Francisco Pizarro
Also known as Francisco Pizarro González
conquistador espagnol
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Francisco Pizarro was a Spanish conquistador who led the military campaign that conquered the Inca Empire in the 16th century. His conquest reshaped South America by establishing Spanish colonial rule over vast territories and populations that had been under Inca control.
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- Diagnóstico sobre la contaminación marina por petróleo en el Pacífico Sudeste
- Pizarro, or, the Conquest of Peru, a Continuation of the Discovery of America. Transl
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Francisco Pizarro González, marqués de los Atabillos (également appelé François Pizarre en français), né à Trujillo en Espagne le 15 mars 1475 et assassiné à Lima le 26 juin 1541, fut un conquistador espagnol. Il conquit l'Empire inca et fut aussi gouverneur de l'actuel Pérou (Nueva Castilla). Il est connu pour avoir emprisonné et condamné à mort en 1533 l'empereur inca Atahualpa après la bataille de Cajamarca. Le financement de ses voyages est dû â Charles Quint.
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