A dramatization of Pizarro's entry into the Andean kingdom of the Incas.

Describes the conquest of Peru by Francisco Pizarro and the subsequent effects of Spanish rule upon the existing Indian culture.

When Atahualpa, sun-god of the incas, first heard of a group of men riding magical beasts and clad in iron, he thought the gods had come down from heaven. When Pizarro and his band of conquistadors saw the great Inca capital of Macchu Picchu, they dreamed of untold wealth and glory. Through one chance incident, these forty men irrevocably conquered a nation of millions.

Describes the world of the Incas and how it was changed forever when the Spanish expedition under Pizarro conquered Peru.

Two contemporary children discover how Cortes conquered the Aztec empire and Pizarro the Inca.

A study of how Pizarro's small Spanish force captured and killed an unsuspecting Inca leader, beginning a period of Spanish plunder and strife that destroyed the Inca empire. Features on-location reenactments.

Profiles the explorer Francisco Pizarro, from his early life to his expeditions to Peru, where he battled the indigenous Incan empire and claimed its land and riches for Spain.