How did Pizarro do his voyages?

Francisco Pizarro undertook his voyages primarily through a series of expeditions to South America during the early 16th century. He initially traveled to Panama, where he gained experience in the New World and learned of the wealthy Inca Empire. In 1532, he led an expedition to Peru, capturing the Inca emperor Atahualpa and leveraging both military force and strategic alliances to conquer the empire. Pizarro's voyages were marked by a combination of exploration, conquest, and the pursuit of wealth through the acquisition of gold and silver.