西班牙征服阿兹特克帝国

西班牙征服阿兹特克帝国，又称西班牙-阿兹特克战争（1519-1521），是西班牙殖民美洲的过程中最重要的战役之一。这一场战役之后西班牙殖民者成功镇压了阿兹特克人，并占领了今日墨西哥中部地区，但并未征服整个现代墨西哥地区。

西班牙征服阿兹特克帝国
西班牙美洲殖民化与墨西哥印第安人战争的一部分
日期1519年2月-1521年8月：征服阿兹特克帝国
1522年-1530年2月17日征服塔拉斯坎王国
地点
阿兹特克帝国与其他城邦（位于今日的墨西哥）
结果 西班牙殖民者与当地联盟获胜
领土变更

阿兹特克帝国、塔拉斯坎王国与其他城邦被西班牙帝国吞并

参战方

西班牙帝国
特拉斯卡拉聯邦
托托纳卡潘

同盟:

阿兹特克帝国 (1519–1521)

联盟城邦:

  • 特奥蒂特兰

独立城邦:

指挥官与领导者
埃爾南·科爾特斯
佩德羅·德·阿爾瓦拉多
Gonzalo de Sandoval
Cristóbal de Olid
Nuño de Guzmán
Xicotencatl the Younger†
Xicotencatl the Elder
Maxixcatl
Xicomecoatl

蒙特蘇馬二世†
奎特拉瓦克†
夸乌特莫克 
Cacamatzin†
Coanacochtzin 
  Tetlepanquetzal 
伊兹夸赫特辛†

坦加苏安二世 
兵力

西班牙殖民者 (总计):

特拉斯卡拉聯邦与其他联盟: ~80,000–200,000
托托纳卡潘: 400

阿兹特克帝国: 300,000

塔拉斯坎王国: 100,000
伤亡与损失

1,800名士兵牺牲[2]

  • 1,000在战役中牺牲[3]
  • 损失15+加农炮[4][5]
无数特拉斯卡拉人与原住民被害		 200,000名死者[3]
300艘战船沉没[3]
阿兹特克文明
历史系列条目
墨西哥历史
前哥伦布时期
墨西哥历史时间轴
墨西哥主题

自从哥伦布发现美洲大陆、并在那里建立了数个殖民据点之后，在西班牙王室的授权下，殖民者以殖民据点为根据地，四处派出远征队，发现、征服并且殖民新领地。1519年2月，西班牙殖民者在埃尔南·科尔特斯的率领下从墨西哥湾登陆，向阿兹特克前进，在此之前，科尔特斯没有任何军事经验。阿兹特克人却将他们请进了首都特諾奇蒂特蘭。但西班牙人却软禁了皇帝蒙特祖马二世，向阿兹特克人勒索黄金。科尔特斯随后被愤怒的阿兹特克人击败，被迫逃亡到与阿兹特克敌对的国家特拉斯卡拉寻求庇护。一年之后，在特拉斯卡拉、森波阿拉等与阿兹特克敌对国家的帮助下，科尔特斯再次攻打阿兹特克，在1521年8月13日以沉重地代价攻陷了特诺奇提特兰，将其夷为平地，改建为墨西哥城。

相关条目

参考文献
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  3. Clodfelter 2017, p. 32.
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扩展阅读

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二手资料
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传记
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