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Royal
Commentaries.
BooK
IX
" as came within their reach. Thus far are the Words of
Gomara.
But
I
have
feen
forne Marginal Notes
in
a
Book wrote by one of the Conquerours of
Peru
.
in which is
this paffage
:
'' That
a
Monky threw
a
fione
at a perfon armed
t.
with a Crofs-bow, named
Villacajlin,
1
and beat out two of his Teeth; he
was
'' afrer'-" ards one of the Conquerours of
PerJJ,
and Lord of a great Counrrey
ca}.
" led
Ayaviri;
but
being taken Prifoner, he dyed
in
Co:uo;
he
was one who
~ook
<
p·
re: with
Pifarro
in
Xaquixag11ana,
where one that owed him a difRleafure gave
<c
him a cut over the face after he yielded to quarter: He was an
honefi
Man
'' and did good to
all,
though he dyed poor, after he was defpoiled of
his
Indi~
'
aru,
and of his Efi:ate.
This
Vtllacaftin
killed the Monky with
his
CrolS-bow
" he
ch~ncing
to !hoot at the
fame
time that the Monky threvv
his
fione.
Th~
far are the Remarks of the Conquerour ; the vvhich I can
in
part confirm, becaufe
I
knevv the perfon, and favv that he vvanted tvvo Teeth
in
the upper rovv of}W
Mouth ;
and
it vvas the common report
in
Peru,
that they vvere beaten out
by
a
Monky.
I
have thought
fit
to
infert
this Story
as
I
do others of like nature,
for
th trnth of vvhich
I
refer my felf to divers Witneffes. Other
InctU
and
Pa!ltU
I
knevv,
to
the number of tvvo hundred, vvhich vvere
all
of the Royal B1oud,
but
of
lefs note than thofe vvhich
I
formerly mentioned, vvho vvere the
immediace
Sons of
Huayna
Cap1tc.
My Mother vvas
his
Brothers Daughter, vvhofe
Name vvas
Hnal!pa
Tupac
Inca Yupanqui.
I
vvas
acquainted vvith one Son and tvvo Daughters of King
Atahualpa,
one
of
the .
\Tvas
called
Angelina,
of vvhom the Marquis
Don
Franci[co Piyarl'o
begat
a Son,
called
Francifto,
vvho vvhen vve vvere of the Age of eight or nine years, vvas a
great Anragonift and Competitor
vvith
me
for
running and leaping,
his
Uncle
vas
Con fttlo Pifarro.
This
Marquis had alfo
a
Daughter called
Francifca,
vvhich
vvas
very beautifull,
and Married
aftervvards to
his
Uncle
Hernando Pifarro
;
her
Father begat her upon
a
Daughter of
Huayna Capac,
called
Ynes Hual!tU Nu.fta,
vvho
vvas aftervvards Married to
Martin
de
Ampuero,
an
Inhabitant of the
City
of
!01
Reye1.
The Son bf the Marquib, and another of
Gonfalo
Pifarro,
coming
into
Sft(in,
dyed young, to the great griefof thofe vvho knevv them, being the
hope..
full Off-fpring
of
fach
renovvned Fathers: But
as
to the other
D:rnglicer
of
Attt–
hualpa,
I
may
mifiake her Name,
vvhich vvas
either
Beatri:G
or
Ifabel,
(he
Mar–
ried
vvith a
paniard
called
BltU
Gam-cra;
and Wedded
a
fecond time vvith
a
Gen..
tleman,
who
\vas of
Spanifh
and
b:d;an
Bloud, called
Sanco de
RojtU ,
but
his
Son
was
called
Franciflo
Atahualpa,
he
was
a
very handfome Yomh ,
well fhaped,
and
of a Im
ely
countenance, a were all the other
IncM
and
Pa/laJ,
but he dyed
young.
e
thall
fhortly mention
him n
occafion
of
a Story \\
hich
my
old
Uncle,
che
rother of
my
Mother,
t
ld me, when he related the Cmelties of
Atah11a!p11.
.
There
'''a
another
on
of
H11a na
Capac
remaining, with whom
I
was
not
ac–
qu inced, he
was
called
Manco Inca,
and was
the
}a,
full Heir to rhe
Empire,
for
Hu.tfcar
dyed
without
Hfue
Male, of "hom
we
i11all
make
mentio~
hereafier.
H
AP.