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).
17 - Episode 13: On The New Laws of 1542
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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).
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Published01 Jan 2026
Duration30:56
Episodes
17-
Episode 13: On The New Laws of 1542
Listened
01 Jan 2026
16-
Episode 12: The wars between Pizarrists and Almagrists (1537-1542)
Listened
29 Oct 2025
15-
Episode 11: The Great Inca Rebellion
Listened
11 Sep 2025
14-
Episode 10: Diego de Almagro's expedition to Chile
Listened
31 Jul 2025
13-
Episode 9: The conquest of Quito and a new royal decision
Listened
04 Jun 2025
12-
Episode 8: The march to Cuzco
Listened
30 Apr 2025
11-
Rethinking Zapotec Time: An interview with Dr. David Tavárez
Listened
23 Mar 2025
10-
Episode 7: Cajamarca
Listened
19 Feb 2025
9-
Episode 6: Before Cajamarca
Listened
10 Jan 2025
8-
Episode 5: The Inka War of Succession
Listened
06 Dec 2024
7-
Episode 4: Francisco Pizarro, Diego de Almagro, and the first 2 expeditions to Peru
Listened
25 Oct 2024
6-
Inca archaeology and history: An interview with Dr. R. Alan Covey
Listened
27 Sep 2024
5-
Episode 3: The Incas
Listened
25 Aug 2024
4-
Genoa and the Spanish empire: The Genoese republic and Iberian Genoese merchant communities
Listened
11 Jul 2024
3-
Episode 2: How did the Spanish Conquest of the Americas happen? A general outline
Listened
14 May 2024
2-
Racialization in the Iberian Peninsula and in the Spanish Empire: The cases of Castile and New Spain (mostly Mexico)