Talk:Spanish conquest of Yucatán
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Perhaps where it says a great many people died, it could be elaborated on? It is quite the event. I think Jefferey Diamond or Matthew Restalls books will have a good account of this.
Well, I guess someone should add some information about the Spanish atrocities which followed the conquest. Asharidu
