- La Maragatería or País de los
Maragatos (Tierra de
Maragatos in
Leonese language), is an
ancient historical region or
traditional comarca in the landlocked...
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supporters of
Borges de
Medeiros against ****is Brasil. In this case, the
maragatos, ****is
Brasil allies,
rebelled against the
central power of the Borges...
- San José de Mayo were
called maragatos,
perhaps because their first inhabitants were
descendants of the
Spanish maragatos, who were
responsible for bringing...
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Brazilian soldier,
being one of the
commanders of the
rebel troops known as
maragatos,
during the
Federalist Revolution. In 1892, the
Government of Júlio Prates...
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cocido is
typically followed by the
place of
origin (e.g., madrileño,
maragato [es], lebaniego, galego [gl]). The
basic method of
preparation involves...
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party number 5 of the
province of León.
Astorga lies in the area of the
Maragatos, a
small ethnic and
cultural community with
distinctive customs and architecture...
- Asturleonese,
Spanish Religion Predominately Roman Catholicism mixed with an
ethnic religion Related ethnic groups Pasiegos,
Maragatos, Asturians, Leonese...
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Cleanliness of blood,
ethnic discrimination in the
Spanish Old Regime.
Maragato [es], in Spain. Melungeons, of America's
central Appalachia. In China,...
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Escola (in
Brazilian Portuguese).
Retrieved 2025-02-04. "Chimangos e
Maragatos Origem dos Termos. -
Sites -
Portal das Missões". www.portaldasmissoes...
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republican troops,
commonly called pica-paus (wood****s)
against the
maragatos,
federalist rebels, who
opposed the
presidential form of government. The...
