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1519
 
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The Spanish conquistador Hernando Cortes lands on the coast of Mexico with 600 men, 16 horses and about 20 guns       
1519
 
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Ferdinand Magellan and a small fleet depart from Seville, attempting to sail round the world      
1519
 
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Charles V borrows 852,000 florins, mainly from the Fuggers, to bribe the seven imperial electors       
1519
 
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Montezuma welcomes Hernan Cortes to his capital, Tenochtitlan, under the impression that he is the returning god-king Quetzalcoatl        
Quetzalcoatl in human form, Mexico, 14th-16th c. AD
British Museum

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1519
 
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Cortes and his tiny force capture Montezuma, ruler of the mighty Aztec empire, in his palace at Tenochtitlan        
1520
 
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The German painter Hans Holbein the Younger establishes his own studio in Basel      
c. 1520
 
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Europe's new printing presses make possible the first pamphlet war, spreading instant arguments for and against the Reformation      
1520
 
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Luther's writings are burnt in Rome by order of the pope      
1520
 
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Cortes loses control of Tenochtitlan and has to escape in haste with his men during 'the Sorrowful Night'       
1520
 
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The English and French kings, Henry VIII and Francis I, feast and parley on the Field of Cloth of Gold