Chapter 19. Of how they started in Search of Quivira and of what happened on the Way 329 Chapter 20. Of how great Stones fell in the Camp, and how they discovered another Ravine, where the Army was divided into two Parts 333 Chapter 21. Of how the Army returned to Tiguex and the General reached Quivira 335 Chapter 22. Of how the General returned from Quivira and of other Expeditions toward the North 339 SECOND PART WHICH TREATS OF THE HIGH VILLAGES AND PROVINCES AND OF THEIR HABITS AND CUSTOMS, AS COLLECTED BY PEDRO DE CASTAÑEDA, NATIVE OF THE CITY OF NAJARA Chapter 1. Of the Province of Culiacan and of its Habits and Customs 344 Chapter 2. Of the Province of Petlatlan and all the Inhabited Country as far as Chichilticalli 346 Chapter 3. Of Chichilticalli and the Desert, of Cibola, its Customs and Habits, and of other things 349 Chapter 4. Of how they live at Tiguex, and of the Province of Tiguex and its Neighborhood 352 Chapter 5. Of Cicuye and the Villages in its Neighborhood, and of how some People came to conquer this Country 355 Chapter 6. Which gives the Number of Villages which were seen in the Country of the Terraced Houses, and their Population 358 Chapter 7. Which treats of the Plains that were crossed, of the Cows, and of the People who inhabit them 361 Chapter 8. Of Quivira, of where it is and some Information about it 364 THIRD PART WHICH DESCRIBES WHAT HAPPENED TO FRANCISCO VAZQUEZ CORONADO DURING THE WINTER, AND HOW HE GAVE UP THE EXPEDITION AND RETURNED TO NEW SPAIN Chapter 1. Of how Don Pedro de Tovar came from Señora with some Men, and Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas started back to New Spain 366 Chapter 2. Of the General's Fall, and of how the Return to New Spain was ordered 368 Chapter 3. Of the Rebellion at Suya and the Reasons the Settlers gave for it 370 Chapter 4. Of how Friar Juan de Padilla and Friar Luis remained in the Country and the Army prepared to return to Mexico 372 Chapter 5. Of how the Army left the Settlements and marched to Culiacan, and of what happened on the Way 375