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The 21 pages that link to Francisco Pizarro, each with the reason it gives.

• Spanish EmpireRelated: His expedition secured Spanish control over much of the Andes.

• Inca EmpireRelated: His forces dismantled imperial power through capture, alliance, and war.

• Spanish conquest of the Inca EmpireRelated: His leadership and agreements with the Crown shaped the campaign’s aims and authority.

• Hernán CortésCompared with: Pizarro’s conquest of another American empire followed a comparable Spanish strategy but unfolded in a different political setting.

• Viceroyalty of PeruRelated: His conquest preceded the crown’s establishment of centralized government in Peru.

• AtahualpaRelated: Pizarro directed the forces that held Atahualpa and negotiated his ransom.

• Manco Inca YupanquiRelated: Pizarro's forces recognized Manco as ruler after Atahualpa's execution.

• HuáscarRelated: He arrived during the civil war and captured Atahualpa after Huáscar had been defeated.

• Pedro de AlvaradoCompared with: Pizarro’s conquest of the Andes offers a parallel career, but in a different imperial setting.

• Battle of CajamarcaRelated: He planned the ambush and directed the Spanish force at Cajamarca.

• Gonzalo PizarroRelated: As Gonzalo’s elder brother, Francisco helped establish the family’s power in Peru.

• Lima (Peru)Related: He established the Spanish colonial city that became Peru’s capital.

• ConquistadorBroader topic: Pizarro’s campaign offers a distinct Andean case alongside Cortés’s conquest in Mexico.

• Pedro de ValdiviaRelated: Valdivia served under Pizarro before seeking authority to conquer Chile.

• Huayna CapacRelated: His invasion exploited the weakened empire that emerged after Huayna Capac’s reign.

• ExtremaduraRelated: Born in Trujillo, he connects Extremadura to the history of Spanish expansion in the Americas.

• Hernando PizarroRelated: Hernando’s older brother led the conquest and appointed him to major roles.

• Vasco Núñez de BalboaRelated: Pizarro served under Balboa in Darién and later arrested him on orders from Pedrarias.

• Lucas Vázquez de AyllónCompared with: His successful conquest contrasts with Ayllón’s failed attempt to establish a colony.

• Malpelo IslandRelated: Malpelo is traditionally associated with the era of Spanish exploration, though its naming history is uncertain.

• William H. PrescottRelated: Prescott’s Peruvian history traces Pizarro’s campaign and its consequences.