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Tinguaro (died
December 1495, in La Laguna) was a
Guanche sigoñe (transl. warrior) of Tenerife, also
known as
Chimechia and
Achimenchia Tinguaro. Tinguaro...
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right flank by Acaymo,
mencey of Tacoronte; and the left
flank by
Tinguaro. The
Castilian army
extended from the present-day
hermitage of Gracia,...
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Tinguaro,
chief of the
comarca of Acentejo, made use of
their mobility and
intimate knowledge of the
terrain to gain the
upper hand.
While Tinguaro with...
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Laguna and
Acentejo and the loss of the prin****l
Guanche kings (Bencomo,
Tinguaro and Bentor),
Tegueste surrendered its
menceyato to the
Europeans in the...
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heights of San
Roque during the
Battle of
Aguere alongside his
brother Tinguaro. He had
several children,
including Adjona, Dácil, Bentor, Ruiman, Rosalva...
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divided into the
barrios of Altamisal, Norte, Quintana, Roque, Sur and
Tinguaro. It
counts the
hamlets (consejos po****res) of España Republicana, meaning...
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Afortunadas of
Antonio de Viana,
Conquista de Tenerife.
Guajara is the
lover of
Tinguaro, the
brother of the king of
Mencey Bencomo, and one of the
friends of Dácil...
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Taoro on the
island of
Tenerife Bencomo,
penultimate mencey of
Taoro Tinguaro, sigoñe (transl. warrior) of
Tenerife and half-brother of
Bencomo Dácil...
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Carla Suárez Navarro,
tennis player Tanausu, pre-Hispanic King of Aceró
Tinguaro, pre-Hispanic
warrior General Goya Toledo,
actress and
model Juan Carlos...
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after successive defeats and the loss of key
Guanche kings (Bencomo,
Tinguaro and Bentor), the
mencey of
Icode surrendered in 1496,
subject to the conquerors...
