- to a halt in the
intervening years.
Unlike in the Mixtón rebellion, the
Caxcanes were now
allied with the Spanish. The war was
fought in the Bajío region...
-
against the
Spanish in the Mixtón War, the
Caxcanes were the "heart and soul" of the resistance. The
Caxcanes lived in the
northern part of the present-day...
- the 58 muni****lities in the
Mexican state of Zacatecas.
Founded by the
Caxcanes, it was also the
first site of
Guadalajara in Mexico. Nochistlán (Spanish...
- in Culiacán in 1533, of the
Coaxicoria in 1538 and the
Texcoixines and
Caxcanes in 1541.
Subduing the
indigenous peoples proved difficult in
general due...
- (Hanáma, Hanáme, Chaimamé, Chariname, Xaraname, Taraname),
coastal Texas Caxcane Coa****ltecan, Texas,
northern Mexico Cochimí, Baja
California Cocopá (Cocopah)...
- mid-1540 the
Caxcanes and
their allies, the
Zacatecos and
possibly other Chichimeca tribes, revolted. The
command structure of the
Caxcanes is
unknown but...
- (1540–42) part of
Mexican indian war Location:
North America Spain New
Spain Caxcanes Victory Tiguex War (1540–41) Part of
Mexican indian war Location: North...
- uprisings,
execution of the
leading figures 1540–1542 Mixtón War New
Spain Caxcanes Spaniard and
indigenous allied victory 1542
Dacke War Sweden
Rebels Rebellion...
- the
state was
dominated by
Chichimecas (particularly the
Zacatecos and
Caxcanes) and
various tribes of the
Laguna region,
which were
distinguished by their...
- Guachichiles,
Caxcanes, Zacatecos, Tecuexes, or Guamares.
Others like the
Opata or "Eudeve" are well
described but
extinct as a people. The
Caxcan (
caxcanes or cazcanes...
