IV/72 — AMAZONIAN 1350 AD

IV/72 AMAZONIAN 1350 AD - 1662 AD

This list covers the well-organised riverine tribes of the Upper Amazon. It starts with the appearance of the first known external rivals they could have fought (the Chanca of the Andes) and continues until the expulsion of their Jesuit protectors led to the depopulation of most of their settlements (only recently revealed by aerial photography) by disease, migrations and Portuguese slave-raiding. One army reported by 16c conquistadores was 60,000 archers. Reference: Armies of the 16th Century Vol 2 1. Heath.

IV/72 — Amazonian Army 1350 AD - 1662 AD

List: 1 x General (3Bw), 9 x archers (3Bw), 2 x spearmen (3Ax) or archers (Ps) or blowpipe men (Ps)

Terrain: Tropical

Aggression: 0

Enemies:

IV/29 — TUPI CIRCA 1200 AD - 1601 AD

IV/29 — Tupi Army CIRCA 1200 AD

IV/70 — CHANCA 1350 AD - 1440 AD AND CANARI 1350 AD - 1470 AD

IV/70 — Chanca or Canari Army 1350 AD - 1440 AD

IV/81 — INCA 1438 AD - 1534 AD

IV/81 — Inca Imperial Army 1438 AD - 1534 AD