875 / 1060
oyal
Comrrien~aries.
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BOOK
VJ.
•
i.
New
Orders puhlifhed
by
the
Prefident for
fuppref/ing
Rehel.
The Offences
which the
Indians
took_ to
Jee
Spaniard
whipped.
The great Trouble the
Prefident
had to an–
f
wer the
Denlands
of
Pretenders
;
and how
he went
front
the
City
to tnak,e
a Diviflon of Lands..
N
0 R did the Troubles end here
in
this Empire called
PerH,
nor
were
all the lnfurretl:ions fuppreffed by the Defeat of
Gon9alo Pifarro
and his
Captains, but rather were the pirics of men more furioufly inflamed
than before, as
will
appear by the fequel of this HHl:ory: for we mufi:
know that after the Vietory obtained at
Sacfah11ana,
the Prefident difpatched that
very day
to
Couo
two of his Captains,
Hernando Mexia
d~ Gu~man
and
Martin de
Robles
,
with fome Souldiers in whom they moft confided , ro feife thofe of the
Enemies Party who were fled thither after the Defeat; and
to
prevent their own
Souldiers from plundering or doing fpoil in che
City,
and from taking private re–
venge by bloud or ocherwife, under the pretence of Liberty of War, as
it
was
faid
forne
defigned to doe. The day following, after the execution of
Gonfalo
Pi–
farro
,
and his A.ffociaces, the Prefident raifed his Camp from that famed field , ·
and marched towards the
City,
which though but four
leagues
from thence,
yet
he
was two days on the way ; c1nd
in
that time he detached a Parry of truHy Souldi–
ers under che command of Captain
Alrmfo de Mendo f a,
with Infirutl:ions
to
march
into the
Chrirca-s
and
fotocji,
and to feife and cake the Captains\
·bich.Gonfalo
Pifttrro
had fent into thofe pares, namely.,
Francifco
de
Efrinofa,
and
Die1,o Carvajal,
the
Gallant, of whom we have formerly made mention ; and
Licenciado
Polo
Hondegar–
d~
received a Commiffion to be Captain General of thofe Provinces ; with Or–
ders
to
punifh thofe who had favoured the Caufe of
PifArro,
and like\: ife thofe
who did not engage chemfelves in the fervice
f
his Majefiy, but fiood neuters;
neither atl:ing as Traytors, nor profeffing themfel es loyal ; and therefore were fe–
verely fined for their owardife and want of duty. With
Licenciado Polo
Capta irt
Gr1Cviel de
RojM
was alfo difpatched in quality of Treafurer for his
ajefiy,
to
col–
leCl: the Fifths and Tribute of the Royal revenue, with the .Fines
\Vhi
h the Go–
vernour
fhould
infliet on Traytors and Neuters. Out of whi h, as
.A1tg11jfi11e Ca–
rate
faith, Book the fevench, Chapter the eighth.
Licenci~do
Polo
in a
i110rt
time
raifed a million and two thoufand pieces of Eight, for chat
GravieL
de
RojM
dy–
ing
on his
journey
to
the
CharcJU,
Polo
was
forced
to
exe
ute
the
Office
of
rea–
furer in his fiead : And in
the
mean time, whilll: chefe things
n·ere
aeting
i11
the
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