_How the Governor Vaca de Castro ordered the Adelantado Belalcázar to return to his government, how he heard of the arrival of Pero Alvarez at Guaraz, and how, being at Motupe, Don Alonso de Montemayor and the captain Vasco de Guevara joined him_ 188 CHAPTER LVII _How the captain Pedro de Vergara spoke to the Governor Vaca de Castro, about providing some outfit for the soldiers who had been campaigning with him, and how the Governor arrived at the city of Truxillo_ 193 CHAPTER LVIII _How the Governor Vaca de Castro went up the mountain road from Santa, leaving the coast valleys, and how he met Gómez de Alvarado, and was annoyed on learning that he came without permission from Alonso de Alvarado, and how the Provincial, Friar Tomás de San Martín, also met him_ 195 CHAPTER LIX _How the Governor, Vaca de Castro, held a review of the Spaniards who were with him, and how he sent Lorenzo de Aldana and Diego Maldonado to the camp of Pero Alvarez Holguin_ 199 CHAPTER LX _How it became known at Guaraz that Vaca de Castro was in the camp of Alonso de Alvarado, and how the captain Castro went there, also of the journey of Vaca de Castro to Guaraz, and of how he took command of the troops there, and what else happened_ 202 CHAPTER LXI _How the captain, Pero Alvarez Holguin, felt aggrieved because the standard he had presented was not displayed, and a disturbance almost arose out of it; and how Vaca de Castro proclaimed afresh the powers he held from his Majesty and asked that, by virtue of them, he should be acknowledged as Governor_ 205 CHAPTER LXII _How, when Don Diego de Almagro arrived at Guamanga Martín Carrillo, his Camp-master, killed Baltanas; and of Almagro's departure from Guamanga for Cuzco, and how he made provision of arms and cast some cannon_ 207 CHAPTER LXIII _Of other things that happened in the city of Cuzco, of the speech that Don Diego made to his companions, and what García de Alvarado did_ 211 CHAPTER LXIV _How the captains García de Alvarado and Saucedo went to ask Cristóbal de Sotelo to pardon the soldiers he had in prison, and what then passed; and of the things that happened afterwards, until García de Alvarado killed the good cavalier Cristóbal de Sotelo_ 215