- Sursilvan:
Cuera [ˈkweːʁə] ; Vallader:
Cuoira [ˈkuɔ̯jrɐ] ;
Puter and
Rumantsch Grischun:
Cuira [ˈkujrɐ] ; Surmiran: Coira; Sutsilvan:
Cuera or Cuira; French:...
- The
soldados de
cuera (English, "leather-jacket soldier")
served in the
frontier garrisons of
northern New Spain, the Presidios, from the late 16th to...
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Sierra del
Cuera is an
integrated network of
protected areas in Asturias, Spain. The
landscape stretches over an area
which affects five muni****lities...
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Cueras (or
Santa Eulalia de
Cueras) is one of 54
parishes in
Cangas del Narcea, a muni****lity
within the
province and
autonomous community of Asturias...
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Sierra de
Cuera (Asturian:
Sierra del
Cuera), is a 30 km long
mountain chain of the
Cantabrian Mountains. The ridge's
highest point is Pico
Turbina (1315...
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Llanes is
bounded to the
south by the high
ridge of the
limestone Sierra del
Cuera,
which rises to over 1,100 m. The
region is part of the
Costa Verde (Green...
- 18th-century
soldado de
cuera in
colonial Mexico...
- presidios. They were
garrisoned by a
special type of soldiers, the
soldados de
cuera,
whose equipment was
adapted to
Native American warfare. They took their...
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cavalry Hobelars (medieval
light horse)
Hussar Numidian cavalry Soldado de
cuera Uhlans Horse archer Shock troops Companion cavalry Lancers Mounted infantry...
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During the
times of the Viceroyalty,
regiments of
dragoons (Dragon de
cuera) were
created to
defend New Spain. They were
mostly hor**** from the provinces...
