=Nicaragua=, 5 =Nieva=, Viceroy Count of, 187, 187 (_n._) (_see_ Zuñiga y Velasco) =Niño=, Rodrigo, Licentiate, appointed Procurator, 53; career of, 53 (_n._); takes part in the reception of the Viceroy, 56, 57; returns to Lima, 128 =Nombre de Dios=, Blasco Nuñez arrives at, 2 =Nuñez=, Francisco Velasquez Vela de, General, brother of the Viceroy, sails with Blasco Nuñez, 1 (_n._); arrives at Tumbez with the Viceroy, 14; at Truxillo, 34; sent to intercept the traitors, 115; plot to murder, 126, 127; returns to the Viceroy, 127, 129; beheaded, 159 =Nuñez=, Juan Velasquez Vela, appointed Captain of the Guard, 99 =Nuñez=, Rodrigo, at enmity with Vaca de Castro, 23 =Nuñez Vela=, Blasco, the Viceroy, sets sail from San Lucar, 1; arrives at Gran Canaria, 1; reaches Nombre de Dios, 2; proceeds to the city of Panama, 2; his cruel death at Añaquito, 2; is appointed with four Judges to enforce the new laws in Peru, 3, 3 (_n._); alleged strained relations with the Judges, 4; his answer to Governor Rodrigo de Contreras, 6; rejects the Judges’ advice, 7; leaves Panama and reaches Tumbez, 10; writes letters to the city of San Francisco del Quito, Puerto Viejo, and Guayaquil, 10; his action at Tumbez, 14, 15; journeys to San Miguel, 15; enforces the new laws there, 15; proceeds to Truxillo, 17; is to be received at Lima, 17; letter to Charles V, 18 (_n._); his commission from the King appointing him Viceroy made public, 19, 20, 21; is reported as having liberated Indians at Truxillo and San Miguel, 23; departs from San Miguel, 23; travels by the Royal Road of the Coast, 23; his grand reception at Truxillo, 24; remains there, 33, 34; departure from, 46; his approach to Lima, 50; arrives at La Barranca, 50; meets Pero Lopez, 50; on his nearing Lima met by citizens, 54; discourses with Bishop of Lima, 54, 55; reception of, at Lima, 56, 57; disturbed at the news of Gonzalo Pizarro’s being made Procurator, 76, 77; his hatred of Vaca de Castro, 82; greatly grieved at the news of the seizure of the artillery, 82; orders the new laws to be proclaimed publicly, 83; imprisons Vaca de Castro, 85, 86; imprisons Lorenzo de Aldana, 86; orders a fleet, 86; appoints Diego Alvarez de Cueto as Captain-General and Jeronimo Zurbano as Captain, 86; approves of Bishop Don Jeronimo de Loaysa’s mission to Cuzco, 87; his call to arms, 89; sends Pero Lopez with orders to Gonzalo Pizarro, 89; writes letters to the King and the Council, 91; summons the Judges to meet him, 94; his speech to them, 95; revokes the new laws, 97; appoints captains, 99; his address to them, 99; active preparations of, 109, 110; sends Captain Hernando de Alvarado to Truxillo, 111; orders Manuel de Espinal to go to Arequipa, 112; sends Jeronimo de Villegas to Huanuco, 112; his complaints on receiving news of Pedro de Puelles’