- The
encomienda (Spanish pronunciation: [eŋkoˈmjenda] ) was a
Spanish labour system that
rewarded conquerors with the
labour of
conquered non-Christian...
- An
encomienda in Peru was a
reward offered to each of the men
under the
leadership of
Francisco Pizarro who
began the
Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire...
- the
viceroy had the
right to
establish encomiendas on
Native Americans. The
prohibition to
establish encomiendas included all
religious orders, hospitals...
- the New Laws of 1542, the
repartimiento was
instated to
substitute the
encomienda system that had come to be seen as
abusive and
promoting of unethical...
-
Indigenous po****tion. In 1515 he gave up his
Native American laborers and
encomienda. He then advocated,
before Charles V, on
behalf of
rights for the natives...
-
legitimate heir, and
became one of the
indigenous Mexicans granted an
encomienda.
Among the
others were her half-sister
Marina (or Leonor) Moctezuma, and...
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Francisco Llano de la
Encomienda (17
September 1879 – 31
December 1963) was a
Spanish soldier who
served in
Morocco and was
promoted to
General in 1931...
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servitude under the
encomienda system.
Although the
hacienda was not
directly linked to the
encomienda, many
Spanish holders of
encomiendas lucratively combined...
- the
capital (1607). The
Indigenous Taíno were
forced to work
under the
encomienda system,
which resembled the
feudal system in
medieval Europe.
Within a...
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Valbuena de la
Encomienda is a
locality and
minor local entity located in the muni****lity of Villagatón, in León province,
Castile and León, Spain. Its...
