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Host Luka Haeberle discusses modern Peruvian history as well as Peru’s entanglement with the rest of the world. Understandable for those with new-found interest for the subject, but nevertheless exciting for the well-versed listener.You can follow me on Twitter (twitter.com/HistPeruPod) and subscribe to the podcast’s Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/Historiaperuanaparacuriosos).
Luka Haeberle hosts Global History of Peru, a history show with 17 episodes published.
This episode presents us with the opportunity to do a deep dive on the historian's work at the juncture between primary source analysis and historiographical debates. As for the subject of the episode, the New Laws, it w
Finally, the conquistadors decide to kill each other. Or something like that happened. The point is that Francisco Pizarro and Diego de Almagro are dead. Dead, rigid, finito. Enjoy the episode. Patreon: https://www.patre
In 1536, almost four years after their entry into the region, the Spanish expeditionaries would face their biggest challenge yet. Manco Inca, the Inca ruler who was supposed to be a mere puppet, is about to rise in revol
Leading about half a thousand European expeditionaries, Diego de Almagro travels to Chile with the goal of establishing a new governorship under his control. The expedition even counts with the support of a large Inka fo
Multiple conquering forces head towards Quito. Who will come on top? In other news, Francisco Pizarro continues to make a fool out of Diego de Almagro. Enjoy the episode. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Historiaperuanap
The Spanish expeditionaries and their heterogeneous allies reach Cuzco. Peace and tranquility would not be part of the near future. Enjoy the episode. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Historiaperuanaparacuriosos . Feel f
For this month's episode I interviewed Professor David Tavárez about his award-winning book Rethinking Zapotec Time: Cosmology, Ritual, and Resistance in Colonial Mexico. This study presents the first full translation an
In today's episode we get to the meeting between the Incas and the Spanish expeditioners in the city of Cajamarca. The Tawantinsuyu would be greatly affected by the events that began in November of 1532 and led to Atahua
We return to the history of the Spanish attempts to venture into Peru. After an important meeting with the Crown, the fateful third expedition led by Francisco Pizarro headed south. Enjoy the episode. Patreon: https://ww
While the Spanish expeditionaries struggled in their travels along the Southern Pacific, very important events were happening in the Inka world. We'll talk today about the civil war between the Sapa Inka Huayna Capac's h
With this episode I begin to tell the events of the Conquest of Peru. Today we'll talk about Francisco Pizarro, Diego de Almagro, and their first two expeditions in search of a rich kingdom to the south of Panama. Enjoy
For this month's episode I interviewed Professor R. Alan Covey about Inca history and archaeology. We touch on many topics I explained in the previous episode, though this time more extensively. I had a lot of fun with t
Here is the much awaited episode on Inca history! The Inca empire began to form around 1200 AD and reached its greatest expansion in 1532. By this time, the Inca rulers claimed territories in Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, P
The Spanish empire was not solely built by Castilian and Aragonese people. This doesn't solely apply to the consolidation of royal authority in the Americas, as I explained in our last episode. Genoese merchants and fina
The podcast is back. And I am glad that is the case. Apart from the historical content of the episode, I make some announcements about the following episodes. Check out the Patreon for the bibliography: https://www.patre
For this episode I reviewed María Elena Martínez’ Genealogical Fictions: Limpieza de Sangre, Religion, and Gender in Colonial Mexico as a starting point to discuss racialization in the Spanish Empire. More concretely, I
In this episode I discuss some of the most relevant aspects of medieval and early modern Spanish history. We focus on the Christian side of the peninsula and cover the infamous Reconquest, royal authority and state forma
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