Garcilaso de la Vega Pedro de Hinojosa Gaspar Rodríguez de Campo Redondo[86] Alonso de Mendoza Juan de Caravajal Diego de Rojas Alonso de Camargo[87] Lope de Mendoza Diego Lope de Zúñiga Diego de Almendras Lope de Mendieta Alonso de Loaisa (ensign) Diego Centeno Luis Perdomo Francisco de Tapia Hernán Núñez de Segura Luis de Rivera Alonso Pérez Castillejo Francisco Retamoso Hernando de Aldana Alonso Manjarrés and others to the number I mentioned. They proceeded on their journey until they arrived at the villages "del Rey," whence, leaving the baggage with some people, Captain Pedro Anzures went by way of Hatun-colla to the city of Arequipa, to collect all the men and arms that he could. He got there just when Sergeant-major Francisco Sánchez, was coming in with the men sent by Pero Alvarez Holguin. As the night had not yet run its course nor the day shown any sign of light, and the two parties entered the place one on one side and the other on another, loosening their arquebuses, they well nigh came to blows. They recognized each other in time, however, and were rejoiced. Though some showed themselves neutral in that city others joined the captains in the service of the King without wavering, and took the road with them back to Cuzco. On the way, Loaisa gave up the office of ensign under Pedro Anzures, and Diego Centeno took it over and carried the banner into Chupas. Finally, they all arrived safely at Cuzco. The Captain Pero Alvarez Holguin, with Gómez de Tordoya and the others, gave them a hearty welcome. There was much rejoicing at Cuzco, and all promised obedience to Pero Alvarez, and accepted him as General. He nominated Pedro Anzures as Captain of Lances, with Garcilaso de la Vega. FOOTNOTES: [85] _Sic_--a mistake for Garcilaso. [86] Brother of Pedro Anzures. [87] The captain of the ship that arrived from Spain. See p. 137. CHAPTER XLV _Of the things that were done by Captain Alonso de Alvarado after he had raised the banner of the King._