Chapter Thrirteen The Englishmen and Cortez by Peter Romanowsky

Page thirteen The Englishmen and Cortaz by Peter Romanowsky a work in progress about the shipwreacked Englishmen that reached Mexico City before Cortez and first known white Feathedered  Quetzel the Feathered Serpent King who ruled the land until driven by jealous Princes to build a Bark and sail Westward prophesying  that he or his descended would return at such and such time the year that Cortez appeared and but the Englishmen appeared first and made it too Mexico City before Cortez that same year and was thought at first to be the one by the Tabasco tribe on which he landed on shore as the sole survivor of the Shipwreak the Dove and after bring taken in by the tribe they bowed to him at first and when eventually his welcome was being worn thin and talk among jealous Princes again and the Priests talking about sacrificing him too thier War God or any other bloody diety that they worshiped and after living among the local tribal nation and being treated well he met a slave girl that in the future would become Cortez's translator for he knowledge of Aztec and being one the daughter of a local Aztec King who was sold by her mother after remarrying the next King and had a son and did not want her to inherite nothing with her new son and not so strange an act in Pagan Aztec times to even sell children to be sacrificed too the rain God during times of drought and concorsly learned to speak Aztec from her but her knowledge or learning of English from him was limited and when eventually she was given to Cortez as a gift with nineteen other women too Cortez's troops as domestics after being attacked and winning the battle with the tribe and gifts were exchanged and peace being made and furthermore while searching for six shipwrecked Spainards that came to his attention after a fact finding mission brought the news to Cortez while still in Cuba who raised a fleet with a few hundred armed men and cannons to go on a survey and trading mission too the coast of Mexico after another ship that went before him to trade and survey the coast and brought back much gold in trade for glass beads and other goods with the locals and excited much Cortez and his men to sail to the coast of Mexico and former crew members of first ship joined to go back. Meanwhile the Englishmen voluntarily went with Azteck traders to Mexico City where he eventually was fallen in love by the niece of Montazuma the King of Speaker of Mexico City if which all Kings were actually called Speakers of the people and the niece was the daughter of another local King or speaker close by on shore from Mexico City of which was built in the middle of a salt lake with three major couseways from land too the city and meanwhile Cortz leaving Cuba under the nose of his nemesis the Govenor of Cuba of which Cortez helped to conquer and then eventuall fell out with the Governor and much drama and intrigue and even imprisonment by the Governor and his escape from a ship in shackels and being ready to deport him for trial for trumped up reasons and jealousy for his successes and government notetry as educated in letters in Spain, to be shipped back to the Dominican Island for trial for being insubordinate and treasonuous and but made his escape from the prison ship back to land from mooring and found sanctuary in a Church of which law no one could arrest under the law of the land. Eventually the Governor and him made peace and after cultivating his lands and gold mines restored to him and becoming rich and building a fleet of ships and an army to explore the virtually unknown coast of Aztec Mexico and after falling out with the Governor and Elders who originally appointed or allowed him to be the general of the expedition or which Cotez and his friends and partners primarily financed the Governor tried to appoint and General to lead the expedition and Cortez had none of this and sailed off without his permission and basically said catch me if you can for we are off and the famous words were said to the Governor as he pleaded with him fro. a rowboat within earshot of Cortez on his flagship anchored off shore and sailing along the coast of Cuba picking up supplies for the journey and riding on a horse caught up with Cortez and Cortez said those famous words that somtimes one must act without thinking and he was off with the wind and blown off course and anchored in the Yucatan off the village or shores that the Englishmen was shipwrecked and met the slave girl who could speak Azect and a Catholic Priest that was sipwreacked also along the way that paddled out to his ship and was rescued and one of two survivors of a ship wreacked company of six of which were possibly sacrificeand eaten and escaped to another village where his lone surviving friend married and became a native Chieftain and but the Priest refused to assimilate and could speak Aztec now also and could communicate as a go between with the former slave girl of which could understand the complex dialect between the two Mayan and Aztec  languages or dialects and become one language from the mouth of Cortez and the people they would meet as Cortez spoke to the Priest in Spanish and the Priest would translate to La Melinchie the slave girl who then would speak to the locals on behalf of Cortez and eventually she would become a Catholic and given the Christian name Donna Marie and eventually became known as not only the Speaker for Cortez but also an Evangelist for at least the nominal Catholic Christian faith of which many Aztecs converted under her great aura and respect for her as the mouthpiece or speaker for Cortez and eventually became endowed with the respect of what's known as an Aztec speaker equivalent to being an Aztec Queen under Cortez the King or Speaker and Governor of Mexico after conquering Aztec Mexico City, the capital of the Aztec Empire after first taking it peacefully and then driven out of the city and him returning with a larger army of Spaniards and local won over Aztecs and Allies who hated the Aztecs for thier cruelties and human sacrifices and canabilism and child sacrifices ....

Chapter fourteen the Englishmen and Cortez

Chapter fourteen the Englishmen and Cortez  ... the live of Cortez and Montezuma the Emperor of Mexico cant be overstated for the Emporer beliveed that Cortez was the feathered Serpent King that his ancesters were prophesied to return at this time and the stage was set for the greatest drama since the beginning of recorded history the s
Discovery of a high whole new world and people and civilization never known to the world by a little known lad Pirate in the Spanish eyes cast upon a new world shore that has never been conquered or inhabited by any Europeans other then six shipwrecked Spanish sailors and only two known to survive and one marrying a Mayan and becoming a tribal king of sorts and the other a Catholic Priest who paddled out to Cortez and was rescued and had learned the Mayan language and was a great asset to Cortez as a translator to the Myans and but still had no translator to the Aztecs until an excurmise with another band on the Yucatan which had a bad deal with a previous Spanish voyage and promptly beat them back and made an agreement with them and they all became nomainal Catholics and a slave girl was given to Cortez ...

Englismen and Cortez chapter Twelve

Chapter twelve captains log time travellers 5th of Jan 2021 book manuscripts section unedited and unpunchuated the time travel visions into the past and visiting again the greatest brother and sister drama in recorded history as the new world and entire continent discovered equel to finding another entire world with isolate people of unbelievable proportions and drama and love and sacrifice and bravery and God's hand of guidance and providence in the Sea Change of all times in the discovery of a new world full of the mythical and real blood thirsty heathens and canabils eating thier captured enemies after tearing out thier innocent victims beatinghearts.  To be continued...

Chapter Eleven Englishmen meets Cortez

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Captians log on the time capsule ship the Holy Ghost and Angelic escorts in time without space to limit us in the joint chase of all the truth known to man for edification and not for destruction written on January 4th, on the eve of destruction on which side Gh od only knows but His side will win and the other suffering the agonies created by thier own hands and the glory of the Lord shall prevail and shame those who dont love is name and blasphemy or blame all the evils in the world on the Father instead of the author of evil and rebellion Lucifer the fallen Angel of light and music af the choir director of the Heavens and the covering Angel of the throne and protector of blashemies has become the chief accuser after a band of fallen Angels numbering six pursued to join them to the rebellion as some ancient ancient sources like the book of Enoch recalls concerning a leading Angel of the sixth or seventh becoming the notorious Azazel the leader of the six and who in all extant and circumstances who is the sa.e as Lucifer the fallen Angel of light...to be ? 

Englishmen Meets Cortez Chaper Ten

Page Ten the Englishmen Meets Cortez rough draft in Holy Ghost and Angelic trance state of time travel in lue of space and time I chose time to space at this time in my life where I have not space but in a watery desert of pain and misery in a small boat of live again in a sea of hate and at dawn the opposite in dazzling glory I speak in my heart and like my favorite Prophet Isaiah who spoke in the purest poetry ever written and so even Jesus announced his coming in his hometown of Nazoareth and I seek to speak in the same and poetic way of telling the truth if it even means lying to you at times in the sense of parables and proifibialous and factions and twistings and foibles and all 

Chapter nine the Englishmen mets Cortez

Chapter Nine The Englishmen and Cortez by the Reverend Peter Romanowsky on his time Voyager ship anchored in space on San Francisco Bay for space has no power over time and both are needed so I or we voyage through time and go back to where Cortez becomes the father of the Mesquite Mexican peoples of today and by being the father of the first born of all modern Mesquite and by a child of Melincha his translator the Mother of all modern day Mexicans although still vilified by the Aztec elements today and though Cortez was locked into a loveless marriage over politics in Cuba whom where she lives and was called for her after the conquering of Mexico City called by the Aztecs Taleslican and excuse the spelling for time travelers have no time for spelling Bees or trivia like that and so we go here into the past and with the help and guidance of the Holy Ghost and Angels I will endeavor to see or read between lines of history as recorded and the romantic overtones and embellished too bee there to feel the pulse of beating hearts and in a world surrounded by savage and warlike Aztecs who cut out the beating hearts of thier victims and while the Englishmen and and the nice of the Emporer of the Aztecs Montazuma after parting with Melincha years earlier and not knowing that she was Cortez's interpreter and lover now ...too be continued 

Englishmen Meets Cortez section eight

The continuing story of the nations and peoples lives that seem lost or useless as English Roger that would be Pirate if have to against Spanish ships in disputed oceans and his survivor as sole from his fathers wreaked ship off the coast of Yucatan as his father tells to him to save himself and leap off the bow of ship onto s spit, of land before all hands and father the Captain lost and he just a youn teenage lad cast away of a forgien shore where not only Aztecs are hostile and always looking for human sacrifices for one reason of another and eating thier victims and on the other hand the Spanish and thier hostilites to Protestant England and the Inqusitions in Spain and the fact if caught his uncle in England and investors would be sued and insisted in being punished by the Spanish Envoy in England and cause a stir for English ships in thier sea that is claimed for itself and the gold and riches of strange new world so recently discovered....section  eight and to be continued...

Section Eight An Englismen Meets Cortez

The continuing story of the nations and peoples lives that seem lost or useless as English Roger that would be Pirate if have to against Spanish ships in disputed oceans and his survivor as sole from his fathers wreaked ship off the coast of Yucatan as his father tells to him to save himself and leap off the bow of ship onto s spit, of land before all hands and father the Captain lost and he just a youn teenage lad cast away of a forgien shore where not only Aztecs are hostile and always looking for human sacrifices for one reason of another and eating thier victims and on the other hand the Spanish and thier hostilites to Protestant England and the Inqusitions in Spain and the fact if caught his uncle in England and investors would be sued and insisted in being punished by the Spanish Envoy in England and cause a stir for English ships in thier sea that is claimed for itself and the gold and riches of strange new world so recently discovered....section  eight and to be continued...

An Englishmen Meets Cortez in Mexico by Peter Romanowsky

Bound by a Holy Spell to write these words down during this shutdown and strikes need to be told especially of the Conquest of Mexico the most historical act in recorded human history and the seizing of an entire continent of which Spains influence streaches from South America of which was conquered by Cortez's kinsmen and on too, in the future all the way to the Great Lakes and the conversion of an entire continent as Muslins forces were finnally expelled from Spain and otherwise the Muslims who would have been the first to discover and convert the New World and Continent and the intrigue behind the scenes of life that on the surface seem impossible but true....

Englishmen meets Cotez in Mexico

Section six the story of English Roger the first Englishmen and sole survivor of his fathers shipwreck fitted out to be pirates if nessesary to blast holes in Spainsh ships if caught in Spanish waters off the coast of Mexico before Cotezs' landing and ni European settlements and possibly death if caught by the Spainards for being a protestant heretic and his disguise and an Aztec with the help of locals and Axtecs and settling Mexico City and meeting with Cortez disguised again as a fellow Spainard that was shipwrecked and marrying the niece of Montazuma and being disguised as a Spainard was forced to fight on the side of Cortez against the Aztecs in Mexico is mesmerizing after the disaster of the massacre of Aztecs during thier highest feast to the War god and was the occation of sacrificing and young child every year in the occation and Cortez forbidding human sacrifices while out of town fighting troops from his Nemisisarmy from Cuba this all happened and a full revolt broke out by the so far peaceful Aztecs while Cortez was in town and his garrison commander officiating the massacre even though there was q question whether a human sacrifice for the occation was settled in as some has said and but the garrison commander in Cortez's absence though that a full revolt was about to take place massacred hundreds of leading citizens unarmed and while celebrating was the end of the peaceful occupation of Mexico City...to be continued. 

The Englishmen and Corez by Peter Romanowsky

The retelling of the story of the first Englishmen to enter Aztec Mexico City before Cortez and dressed and disguised as both a Native Aztec when entering and disguised as a Spaniard to Cortez to his his being an Englishmen whose country is on the verge of war with Spain he all English protestants are heratics and in danger of being burned at the stake, if not converting to Catholic religion under the King of Spain and the inquisitions and the fact in spite of the palace intrigue Cortez never learned that he was not a Catholic Spainard and even fought in both sides, with the Aztecs and the Spainards and even recieved his share of gold as pay as a vetern returned back to England in the end of the bloodiest siege of a city since the fall of Jerusalem, to the Romans and he married the niece of the Emporer of Mexico and escaped the hell  on earth during the greatest siege in history involving and entire continent and being the greatest city in the Western World the the Enlishmen after fight for both sides and marrying Montezuma's niece and returning eventually hine too his home in England, with his Aztec wife and with  bags of priceless jewels and lived happier then ever after with riches and prestige, after finally being able to revel who he really was as an Englishmen and not a Spainard is a story almost unbelievable....

Englishmen Meets Cortez

Section five spellbound to write a book the Engishmen Who Greeted Cortez in Mexico continued by Reverend Peter Christian Romanowsky  a rough and unpuncuated draft intended to make a movie from and small beginnings or the un th old stories of the greatest drama in the past two millenniums, when all is said and done in true chiverly and greater then Nepolians conquering fellow Christian nations and the reconquest of original Christian Jerusalem from the Muslins whi originally took it from the Christians long before and but saying this the siege of Mexico City can only be compared in the last two thousand years as the two greatest sieges ever recorded and the Jerusalem siege lost the nation of Israel and so did the fall of Aztec Empire the two greatest and historical moments one can ponder....to be continued 

Englishmen in Mexico by Peter Romanowsky

I go into a trance when writing books and stay in the trance state until books or shirt stories and completed and am still able to do my daily routines and cone back into that trance state as with writting in this present state of my the Englishmen the Met Cortez in Mexico City by  the Reverend Peter Christian Romanowsky chapter or section  four of this rough draft continued...and so everything was set for Cortez to take his navy and hundreds too the coast of Mexico of which no Spanish settlements are known and nothing or little known of the interior or of Mexico City and as they were blow off thier coast to the mainland closest to Cuba, they landed in the Yucatan further South then intended and when anchoring and landing were attacked by the locals eventually and Cortez fought them back a d won the peace with them and were given gold and other precious and exotic items and trades by the Spanish also especially steel knives of which they have never seen iron before, except from meitorites and in the exchanges six woman where given to Cortez and one would become the most famous wo.en in Mexican history....

The Englishmen that greeted Cortez ahead of him in Mexico City

Continued....part two commentary by Reverend Peter Romanowsky ....after the young English shipwrecked sailor and sole survivor off the vessel Swan seeking to trade with the New World under the noses of the Spanish of which Spain painted an edict that only Spanish ships where allowed to trade in the New World and but pirated thier way in, so to speak and after being shipwrecked and taken in my locals in Yucatan and then taken to Mexico City disguised as an Aztec with his body painted dark to cover his white skin and then after discovering himself eventually and told the Aztecs that he was not a Spaniard and but from another country at odds with Spain and eventually a local Aztec King's daughter fell in love with the Englishmen need  Roger, then while the agreement was being sealed for marriage in condition of the Christian faith and a Catholic Priest was summons from Mexico City of which is being guarded by Cortez as he had to rally and take a small force they splitting his forces again and rushing to save his man in Vera Cruz od which where and expedition of hundreds of soilders where sent with ships to relieve Cortez of his authority under false and selfish and cruel accusations by the Governor of Cuba of which Cortez help to conquer and became a plantation  and gold mine owner as his share for the conquest and but the Governor and Cortez who had beco e a civil servant of high position as his background was study in law and clerics .....