After hearing of the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs and having the native population much diminished by exterminations and an epidemic of smallpox, the last native P'urhépecha Caconzi, Tangaxuan II, pledged his allegiance as a vassal of the King of Spain without a fight in 1525.
The last native P'urhépecha Caconzi pledged his allegiance as a vassal of the King of Spain without a fight in 1525. The last native P'urhépecha Caconzi was hearing of the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs. The last native P'urhépecha Caconzi was having the native population much diminished by exterminations. The last native P'urhépecha Caconzi was having the native population much diminished by an epidemic of smallpox. The last native P'urhépecha Caconzi was Tangaxuan II.