Nanacacipactzin resisted this demand, and faced a number of Spanish-backed lawsuits as a result, even being arrested for three days in September 1564 for failing to secure agreement to the new payments. His mental and physical health declined as a result, and this likely contributed to his death in December 1565.
Nanacacipactzin refused the demand, leading to legal action from Spanish-backed parties, including a three-day detention in September 1564 for failing to reach an agreement on new payments. His health suffered as a result, likely contributing to his death in December 1565.