About the Book
This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 60. Chapters: Aztec Empire, British Empire, Conquistadores, Crews, East India Trading Company, French Navy, Navies, Pirate organizations, Portuguese Navy, Royal Navy, Spanish Empire, Spanish Royal Navy, Aztec gods, Chantico, Chest of Cortes, Montecuhzoma, Quetzalcoatl, Bristol, Church of England, East India Trading Company, England, George II of Great Britain, Great Britain, London, Queen of Great Britain, Royal Guard, Scotland, Francisco Pizarro, Hernan Cortes, Humberto Diaz, Juan Ponce de Leon, Spanish Conquistadores, Undead Conquistadores, Crew member, Court of Directors, Crew of the Flying Dutchman, East India Trading Company Armada, East India Trading Company flags, London EITC Office, Royal Marines, French Ghost Ships, French Royal Navy, Privateer, Undead French, British Royal Navy, French Royal Navy, Pirates of the Caribbean, Portuguese Royal Navy, Spanish Royal Navy, Church of England, French Royal Navy, Royal Guard, Royal Marines, Shadow Army, Spanish Royal Navy, Tortuga pirate band, Armada of the Damned, Brethren Court, Rogue pirates, Portuguese Royal Navy, Blue Ensign, British Royal Navy, Commodore, East India Trading Company Armada, James White, Pintel, Privateer, Ragetti, Sailor, Steersman, White Ensign, Spain, Privateer, Spaniard's crew, Spanish Conquistadores. Excerpt: The Aztec gods were deities worshipped by the Aztecs. The religion slowly died out after the Spanish conquered the Aztec Empire. When Hernan Cortes first came to the Aztec city, the emperor Montecuhzoma believed him to be the god Quetzalcoatl and welcomed him. However, the Spanish soon showed their true colors and began a bloodthirsty attack on the Aztecs. In an effort to stop the bloodshed, the Aztecs gave Cortes a chest filled with gold coins as "blood money." Cortes, however, refused to end his conquest, incurring the wrath of the Aztec gods. They placed upon the gold "a terrible curse," turning all wh...
