- the
local Guachichiles and the
Tlaxcalans were displaced. The
hostility of the Tlaxcalans,
backed by the Spanish,
against the
Guachichiles would not take...
- was at the
center of the
dominion of the
Guachichiles before the
arrival of the Spaniards. The
Guachichiles were
known to be
bellicose and
fiercely defensive...
- The
Guachichiles were
known as
fierce warriors. Some
sources claim that the name "Matehuala" was
derived from a
warning war cry of the
Guachichiles that...
- Inquisition. The
Chichimecas Confederation consisted of four main nations:
Guachichiles, Pames, Guamares, and Zacatecos.
These nations had
decentralized governments...
-
After the rebellion, they were a
constant target of the
Zacatecos and
Guachichiles due to
their ceasefire agreement with the Spaniards.
Their prin****l...
- Chichimeca, but in
reality they were a
variety of
ethnicities such as the
Guachichiles,
Chichimeca Jonaz and Guamares.
These groups were warlike, semi nomadic...
- and
fought in the wars
against the
Chichimec peoples: the Pame, the
Guachichile, the
Guamari and the Zacateco, who
lived in the area
known at the time...
-
Chichimeca War. To the east and
north they
overlapped lands with the
Guachichiles. They
extended to
border the
Tepehuanes to the west near Durango. To...
-
branch of the
Guamares painted their heads white. However, much like the
Guachichiles, many of the
Guamares colored their long hair red and
painted the body...
- that is
presently the
state inhabited by Chichimecas, the so-called
Guachichiles, that the
conquistadors built several forts or presidios. This was a...
