Peru, a place name; one of the two richest Spanish colonies in the Americas (Mexico being the other one)
Don Jeronimo de carcamo obsipo de troxillo. pirú = don Gerónimo de Carcamo, bishop of Trujillo, Peru, (central Mexico, 1613)
1603. años. yn omohuicac Perú yn tlacatl Don Gaspar de çuniga y Azeuedo. conde de monterrey. visuerrey = 1603, that the lord don Gaspar de Zúñiga y Acevedo, Count of Monterrey, viceroy, went to Peru (1608, Central Mexico)
yCuac neçico pelon tomin = At this time coins from Peru appeared
auh yehuatl achtopa omachiyotiloc ynic visurrey. yhuan capitan General yn ipan in nueua españa. omochiuh yn Don Antonio de mendoҫa huel inehuan tlacati yn Marques de Mondejar. omacoc yuh yehuatl ypan xihuitl de 1534 yn otlapacho. yca yxquichcauh yehuatl ypan xihuitl acico. de 1550. niman mohuicac ompa motlapachilhuito yn ipan prouincias Pirú = The first to be designated viceroy and captain general in New Spain was don Antonio de Mendoza, a full brother of the Marqués of Mondéjar. He was given the post in the year of 1534 and governed until the year of 1550 came; then he went to govern in the provinces of Peru (central Mexico, 1608)
prouincias. Pirú = the provinces of Peru (central Mexico, 1608)
mohuicac vmpa visurrey mochiuhtzinoto. yn Perú = he went to Peru appointed as viceroy (central Mexico, 1608)
tlahtocaaltepetl Pirú = the royal altepetl of Peru (central Mexico, 1608–1609)
yhuan yquac miqui don Carlos yhuan yquac Pero tlatohuani Francisco Pissaros = Y en ese entonces murieron don Carlos y Francisco Pizarro del Perú. (Tlaxcala, 1662–1692)
yhuan yquac huala marquez huiya Caxtila yhuan yquac yaque Peron. = Y en ese entonces vino el marqués, había ido a Castilla. Asimismo, entonces fueron al Perú. (Tlaxcala, 1662–1692)