Honduran Genocide

Honduran Genocide
Part of the reign of Miguel V
A depiction of mass burnings in San Miguel.
San Miguel, where most of the genocide occurred.
Location	Mostly in San Miguel, with some killings in La'Unión
Date	April 1535 – January 1537 (22 months)
Target	Ethnic Hondurans
Attack type	Genocide, ethnocide, massacres, mass murder, mass rape, looting, pillaging, village burnings
Deaths	Approximately 1.2 to 1.6 million
Perpetrators	Creeperian Army, Creeperian Imperial Guard, Creeperian civilians and vigilantes
Assailants	Miguel V Santiago Funes Fuentes Vidal Ramírez Villanova
Motive	Anti-Honduran sentiment, Creeperian nationalism

The Honduran Genocide (Creeperian Spanish – Creeperian: Գենոծիդիո դե լոս'Հոնդփրեթոս; Creeperian Spanish – Iberic: Genocidio de los'Hondureños), sometimes also referred to as the Honduran massacres, was the systematic mass murder, ethnic cleansing, and destruction of the Honduran people in Creeperopolis between 1535 and 1537 on the direct orders of Creeperian King Miguel V. During the genocide, which coincided with mass rape, looting, pillaging, and village burnings, an estimated 1.2 to 1.6 million Honduras were killed, which effectively exterminated the entire Honduran people.

See also

• Creeperian Genocide (disambiguation)