Cachil Daroes endeavour'd to obstruct this Peace, as Tutor, and Governor, fearing the Trade of Cloves would be transferr'd to Tydore, to the Destruction of the Infant King's Dominions. But notwithstanding this Opposition, the Peace was concluded, upon certain Conditions, as, That the King of Tydore should deliver a Ship he had taken, the Canon, and some [More of their Outrages.] runaway Portuguese. Almanzor, who stood in need of a Peace, and the Friendship of the Portuguese, to gain the Affection of Cachil Daroes, propos'd to Marry him to one of his Daughters. Don Garcia believing that this Union among them would produce that of their Forces, and less Submission to the Portuguese's Dominion, to obstruct this dangerous Alliance, sent to the King of Tydore to borrow the Canon. That King excus'd himself, alledging, that he had lent it a few days before, to the King of Bachian. Cachil Daroes complying with him, agreed to all the Articles. Don Garcia being dissatisfy'd, waited an opportunity to break all that Contrivance, and be Reveng'd. Almanzor fell Sick, and desir'd Don Garcia to send him a Physician; who sent an Apothecary, and he either not understanding Physick, or, as was believ'd, by order of Don Garcia, kill'd the Patient. Manifest tokens of Poyson afterwards appear'd. The Funeral was order'd, and at the same time the Commander, Don Garcia, appear'd in the Morning, in a parcel of Carcoas, before Tydore. He sent Baldaya, the Clerk of the Fort, to demand the Canon, threatning War, in case of denial. The Regents excusing themselves at that time, with just Reasons, and particularly the Funeral Solemnity, when they were in the Height of the Ceremony of Burying their King, they heard the Shouts of Don Garcia's Men giving the Assault. The Portuguese enter'd the City, firing the Houses, plundering and killing, which oblig'd the Tydores to abandon their King's Body, and fly to the Mountains. During their Absence, Don Garcia seized the Canon, and carry'd it away to Ternate. Those who had fled return'd, with some Apprehension, and found the City ruin'd hideous, and almost reduc'd to Ashes; but recovering from their Fright; they proclaim'd Cachil Raxamira, the Son of Almanzor, King. They committed the Education of him to Cachil Rade, his Kinsman, the War being declared between Ternate and the New King of Tydore, who was seasonably supported by the Spaniards that came to his Country.