The city of Bezeneger was sacked in the yeere 1565, by foure kings of the Moores, which were of great power and might:  the names of these foure kings were these following, the first was called Dialcan, the second Zamaluc, the third Cotamaluc, and the fourth Viridy:  and yet these foure kings were not able to ouercome the city and the king of Bezeneger, but by treason.  The king of Bezeneger was a Gentile, and had, amongst all other of his captaines, two which were notable, and they were Moores:  and these two captaines had either of them in charge threescore and ten or fourescore thousand men.  These two captaines being of one religion with the foure kings which were Moores, wrought meanes with them to betray their owne king into their hands. [Footnote:  A most vnkind and wicked treason against their prince:  this they haue for giuing credit to strangers, rather then to their owne natiue people.] The king of Bezeneger esteemed not the force of the foure kings his enemies, but went out of his city to wage battell with them in the fieldes; and when the armies were ioyned, the battell lasted but a while not the space of foure houres, because the two traitourous captaines, in the chiefest of the fight, with their companies turned their faces against their king, and made such disorder in his armie, that as astonied they set themselues to flight.  Thirty yeeres was this kingdome gouerned by three brethren which were tyrants, the which keeping the rightful king in prison, it was their vse euery yeere once to shew him to the people, and they at their pleasures ruled as they listed.  These brethren were three captaines belonging to the father of the king they kept in prison, which when he died, left his sonne very yong, and then they tooke the gouernment to themselues.  The chiefest of these three was called Ramaragio, and sate in the royall throne, and was called the king:  the second was called Temiragio, and he tooke the gouernment on him:  the third was called Bengatre, and he was captaine generall of the army.  These three brethren were in this battell, in the which the chiefest and the last were neuer heard of quicke nor dead. [Sidenote:  The sacking of the city.] Onely Temiragio fled in the battel, hauing lost one of his eyes:  when the newes came to the city of the ouerthrow in the battell, the wiues and children of these three tyrants, with their lawfull king (kept prisoner) fled away, spoiled as they were, and the foure kings of the Moores entred the city Bezeneger with great triumph, and there they remained sixe moneths, searching vnder houses and in all places for money and other things that were hidden, and then they departed to their owne kingdomes because they were not able to maintaine such a kingdome as that was, so farre distant from their owne countrey.