- Fort
Paicaví (Fuerte de
Paicaví or
Plaza de
Paicaví) was a fort
established in 1603 by
Alonso de Ribera, then
Governor of Chile. It was
situated at a ford...
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Paicavi River, Río
Paicaví, is a
river of the Bío Bío
Region of Chile. "INDIGENOUS
RAISED AGRICULTURAL FIELDS IN
PAICAVÍ, LA ARAUCANÍA, CHILE, AND THEIR...
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Parliaments Paicaví (1612) Quillín (1641) Quillín (1647)
Boroa (1651)
Malloco (1671)
Negrete (1726)
Negrete (1793) Las
Canoas (1793)
Tapihue (1825) Toltén...
- can find
headchiefs whose names are part of Chile's
present geography:
Paicaví, Lemo, Lincoyán,
Elicura and Orompello, just to name a few. The most po****r...
- Toqui.
Caupolican defeated other candidates for this
position namely,
Paicavi,
Lincoyan and Elicura.
Alonso de
Ercilla immortalized this
event in La...
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Parliaments Paicaví (1612) Quillín (1641) Quillín (1647)
Boroa (1651)
Malloco (1671)
Negrete (1726)
Negrete (1793) Las
Canoas (1793)
Tapihue (1825) Toltén...
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Parliaments Paicaví (1612) Quillín (1641) Quillín (1647)
Boroa (1651)
Malloco (1671)
Negrete (1726)
Negrete (1793) Las
Canoas (1793)
Tapihue (1825) Toltén...
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Parliaments Paicaví (1612) Quillín (1641) Quillín (1647)
Boroa (1651)
Malloco (1671)
Negrete (1726)
Negrete (1793) Las
Canoas (1793)
Tapihue (1825) Toltén...
-
Parliaments Paicaví (1612) Quillín (1641) Quillín (1647)
Boroa (1651)
Malloco (1671)
Negrete (1726)
Negrete (1793) Las
Canoas (1793)
Tapihue (1825) Toltén...
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Duqueco Guaqui Laja
Laraquete Lebu Licauquén Lirquén
Lleulleu Mulchén
Paicaví Pilmaiquén
Quilacoya Queuco Quiapo Quidico Rahue Ranquil Rele
Renaico Vergara...
