-
September 2002.
Retrieved 27
February 2014. "
Maciot hace
realidad el gran sueño del Lanzarote" [
Maciot makes Lanzarote's big
dream come true] (in Spanish)...
- 1405,
Bethencourt sailed back to France, and
entrusted his
nephew Mateo or
Maciot de Béthencourt with the government. He
never returned to the
Canary Islands...
-
Canary Islands, as v****al to
Henry III of Castile. In 1418, Jean's
nephew Maciot de
Bethencourt sold the
rights to the
islands to
Enrique Pérez de Guzmán...
- needed] Jean de Béthencourt was,
after his death,
succeeded by his
nephew Maciot de Béthencourt, who
turned out to be a tyrant. He
established Teguise as...
-
route is the LZ 702
mountain road
heading north-east from
Playa Blanca via
Maciot and Femés,
connecting to the LZ72 at an
interchange near Uga. The residents...
-
offspring of Béthencourt's
nephews who
followed him in his conquest,
especially Maciot de
Bethencourt who
acted as King of the
Canary Islands after his
uncle had...
- La Palma,
resisted the
Castilian invaders for
almost a century. In 1448,
Maciot de Béthencourt sold the
lordship of
Lanzarote to Portugal's
Prince Henry...
- the more
reliable of the two) and the
other by the
nephew of Bethencourt,
Maciot de Bethencourt. The
Norman expedition set off from La Roc****e and stopped...
-
eventually marry Princess Margarita Leonor de Béthencourt,
daughter of King
Maciot de Béthencourt (nephew and heir to the
aforementioned Jean IV Béthencourt)...
- of the
Lordship in the
hands of his
relatives Maciot, Juanín and
Enrique de Béthencourt. In 1418
Maciot, who had
remained as the sole
representative and...
