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Cogolludo is a muni****lity
located in the
province of Guadalajara, Castile-La Mancha, Spain. It
forms part of the
comarca of La Serranía and was the...
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Diego López de
Cogolludo (Alcalá de
Henares 1613 – New
Spain 1665) was a
Spanish Franciscan historian of Yucatán. A
native of Alcalá de
Henares in Spain...
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marquisate of
Cogolludo,
traditionally borne by the heir to the
Dukedom of
Medinaceli itself. The
palace of the
marquises of
Cogolludo is a gem of pure...
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Santa María (Spanish:
Iglesia de
Santa María) is a
church located in
Cogolludo, Spain. The
church was
constructed from 1545 to 1609. It was declared...
- 2008.
Retrieved May 5, 2010. (López de
Cogolludo 2007, p. 21) (López de
Cogolludo 2007, p. 22) (López de
Cogolludo 2007, p. 68) (Ancona 1878, p. 6) "Datos...
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prisoner number 24601. In 1810, Hugo's
father was made
Count Hugo de
Cogolludo y Sigüenza by then King of
Spain Joseph Bonaparte,
though it
seems that...
- Yucatán is
widely debated. 17th
century Franciscan historian Diego López de
Cogolludo offers two
theories in particular. In the
first one,
Francisco Hernández...
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least once in
their lives. In 1560, the
Spanish historian,
Diego Lopez de
Cogolludo, wrote: "The
pilgrims arrive at
Cozumel for the
fulfillment of
their vows...
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Miguel (Spanish:
Iglesia de San Miguel) is a
Catholic church located in
Cogolludo, Spain. It was
declared Bien de Interés
Cultural in 1991.[citation needed]...
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while the sun was
standing in the
zenith in
order to
consume offerings (
Cogolludo). God G's
appearances in
classic Maya art are, perhaps, best
known from...
