Pertempuran Cajamarca

Pertempuran Cajamarca
	Bagian dari Penaklukan Kekaisaran Inka oleh Spanyol
	; Gambaran Pertempuran Cajamarca
Tanggal	16 November 1532
Lokasi	Cajamarca, Peru
Hasil	Kemenangan Spanyol
Pihak terlibat
Spanyol	Kerajaan Inka
Tokoh dan pemimpin
Francisco Pizarro; Hernando Pizarro; Gonzalo Pizarro; Juan Pizarro II; Hernando de Soto	Atahualpa (POW)
Kekuatan
106 infantri; 62 kavaleri; 4 meriam; 12 harquebu	7.000 pengawal Atahualpa
Korban
1 terluka	6000-7000 pengawal pribadi Atahualpa

Pertempuran Cajamarca adalah serangan mendadak tentara Spanyol terhadap rombongan raja Inka. Terjadi pada 16 November 1532 di Cajamarca, serangan mendadak ini telah diatur oleh Francisco Pizarro. Serangan ini telah membunuh ribuan nyawa tentara Inka. Tentara Spanyol sendiri berhasil mencapai tujuannya untuk menangkap Kaisar Atahualpa.

Referensi[sunting | sunting sumber]

^ "That Night, Pedro de Candia, a giant greek who was captain of the artillery, worked on preparing 4 small cannons they had brought on horseback, and also readied the fewer than a dozen harquebuses, primitives muskets...",page 70, The Last Day of The Incas, author Kim MacQuarrie
^ Diamond, Jared, Guns, Germs and Steel, W.W. Norton & Co., 1997 (pg. 76) ISBN 0-393-03891-2
^ "Miraculously, in the space of just a few hours, the Spaniards had killed or wounded perhaps six or seven thousands native (some of these of course, had simply been trampled to death), while they themselves hadn't lost a single man" "...one Spaniard tried to stab Atahualpa with his knife to kill him. But Francisco Pizarro parried the blow and in doing so the Spaniard trying to kill Atahualpa wounded the governor [F. Pizarro] on the hand, The Last Day of the Incas, page 84, Author Kim MacQuarrie

Pranala luar[sunting | sunting sumber]

Greed, gold and God: The Battle of Cajamarca Diarsipkan 2009-01-26 di Wayback Machine.
Battle at Cajamarca Diarsipkan 2011-08-04 di Wayback Machine.
Capture of an Inca King Diarsipkan 2005-10-30 di Wayback Machine.

Koordinat: 7°09′52″S 78°30′38″W / 7.16444°S 78.51056°W / -7.16444; -78.51056

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[1] "That Night, Pedro de Candia, a giant greek who was captain of the artillery, worked on preparing 4 small cannons they had brought on horseback, and also readied the fewer than a dozen harquebuses, primitives muskets...",page 70, The Last Day of The Incas, author Kim MacQuarrie

[Diamond2-2] Diamond, Jared, Guns, Germs and Steel, W.W. Norton & Co., 1997 (pg. 76) ISBN 0-393-03891-2

[3] "Miraculously, in the space of just a few hours, the Spaniards had killed or wounded perhaps six or seven thousands native (some of these of course, had simply been trampled to death), while they themselves hadn't lost a single man" "...one Spaniard tried to stab Atahualpa with his knife to kill him. But Francisco Pizarro parried the blow and in doing so the Spaniard trying to kill Atahualpa wounded the governor [F. Pizarro] on the hand, The Last Day of the Incas, page 84, Author Kim MacQuarrie

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