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History of Central America, Volume 2, 1530-1800, Volume 7

Note XIII‑31 — Chapter XIII · THE CONQUEST OF CHIAPAS. 1520-1529.

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Godoy states that 200 Indians had been killed on the first day of the siege; while on the second so many fell that they were not counted. The town was assigned by Luis Marin to Bernal Diaz, as a reward for having first entered it, and Cortés ratified the grant for a period of eight years. When Ciudad Real was founded the population of Chamula was transferred thither. Hist. Verdad., 181.

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