The term 'Pizarro Victim' refers to the INCA people, who were conquered by Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro in the 16th century. The INCA were an indigenous people of South America who had a large and powerful empire that stretched from modern-day Ecuador to Chile. They were renowned for their advanced architecture, engineering, and agricultural practices. Pizarro's conquest of the INCA marked the end of their civilization and ushered in a period of Spanish colonization in the region.