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Apacuana (pronounced [apaˈkwana])—also
transliterated as Apacuane,
Apakuama or Apakuana—was a 16th-century
woman of the
Quiriquires (also
known as Kirikires)...
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Venezuelan national government transferred the
symbolic remains of
Apacuana,
along with
those of the
African slaves Hipólita and Matea, to the National...
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where the crab abounds.
Others affirm that its name is ****ociate with
Apacuana, a
brave native woman from the region, that
fought against the Spaniards...
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people (卑南族) (reigned in the
early 19th century)
Motarilavoa Hilda Lin̄i
Apacuana Isabel (cacica) [es] Orocomay [es]
Urimare (cacica) [es] Ana Soto (cacica) [es]...
- Independence. (28 May 1876).
Lisandro Alvarado. Doctor. (14 May 1980).
Apacuana.
Indigenous rebel. (8
March 2017)
Raimundo Andueza. Lawyer,
soldier and...
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Rodrigo Arenas stands in Neiva, the
capital of ****la in Colombia. In 1577,
Apacuana of the
Quiriquire people of
Venezuela led an
uprising against Spanish colonization...
- Studies" [CDE]).
Indigenous peoples of the
Americas portal Paraguay portal Apacuana Indigenous peoples in
Paraguay List of
Paraguayans List of
people who were...
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where the crab abounds.
Others affirm that its name is ****ociate with
Apacuana, a
brave native woman from the region, that
fought against the Spaniards...
