CHAPTER XIII _How, when the death of those Spaniards was known at Popayán, captain Juan de Ampudia set out from there, and how he and other Christians were killed by the same Indians_ 38 CHAPTER XIV _How the Adelantado Pascual de Andagoya entered the cities, and was received in them as Governor_ 44 CHAPTER XV _How the captain Jorge Robledo discovered the province of Quinbaya, and how he founded the city of Cartago_ 46 CHAPTER XVI _How the captain Jorge Robledo left the city of Cartago and went to Cali, where he was well received, returning as Captain and Lieutenant-general of the cities he had founded_ 48 CHAPTER XVII _Of the things that happened in the city of Lima and how the Marquis Don Francisco Pizarro, on the advice of the Bishop Friar Vicente de Valverde, made a general repartimiento; and of the departure of Gómez de Alvarado to people Guanuco_ 49 CHAPTER XVIII _How Gonzalo Pizarro, after he had been acknowledged as Governor of Quito, determined to undertake the conquest of El Dorado; and of his departure from Quito_ 54 CHAPTER XIX _How Gonzalo Pizarro left the city of Quito for the cinnamon country, which was one of the most laborious explorations that have been carried out in Tierra Firme and the South Sea_ 56 CHAPTER XX _How Gonzalo Pizarro left that river and went on exploring through those forests and mountains, without finding any populous country, and how all his party joined forces at a crossing over a branch of the Mar Dulce_ 61 CHAPTER XXI _How Francisco de Orellana went down the river and reached the Ocean, and of the extreme hardships suffered by Gonzalo Pizarro from hunger_ 66 CHAPTER XXII _How Gonzalo Pizarro and his people arrived at a place where Indians had lived, but had abandoned it owing to a war, and found a very great quantity of yuca with which they restored themselves and saved their lives_ 71 CHAPTER XXIII _How his Majesty appointed captain Belalcázar as Governor, and how he entered upon his government, and arrested the Adelantado Andagoya_ 77 CHAPTER XXIV