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Pelantaro or Pelantarú (Spanish: [
pelanˈtaɾo]; from Mapudungun: pelontraru, lit. 'Shining Caracara') was one of the vice
toquis of Paillamachu, the toqui...
- "polished flint") or
Pelontraru ("Shining Caracara",
better known as
Pelantaro) were Nagche. Wenteche: "people of the valleys"
occupied Wente mapu, "the...
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organized and
trained his
forces and then with his two
younger Vice Toqui,
Pelantaro and Millacolquin,
carried out the
Great Revolt of 1598–1604
which finally...
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abandoned soon
after the
Disaster of
Curalaba and was destro**** by
Pelantaro in
February 1599.
Governor Alonso de
Ribera attempted to
rebuild it in...
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second governor of
Chile to die in war with the Mapuches,
surprised by
Pelantaro in the
Disaster of Curalaba. The
Disaster of
Curalaba became the beginning...
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December 21 –
Battle of Curalaba: The
revolting Mapuche, led by
cacique Pelantaro,
inflict a
major defeat on
Spanish troops in
southern Chile; all Spanish...
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where six
Spanish soldiers and
indigenous auxiliaries were killed. With
Pelantaro and Aillavilú he
fought a
pitched battle with the
troops of
Governor Alonso...
- la
Blanca de Valdivia. On 23
December native Mapuche warriors led by
Pelantaro ambushed and
wiped out a
Spanish column at the
Battle of Curalaba. In...
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Dutch corsairs from Castro. 1602
General uprising of the
Mapuches under Pelantaro. All
cities south of the Bío-Bío
River are demolished, in what is now...
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Nielsen & Fr****inetti, 2007 Sea
snail Pelantaro A
fossil species from the
Miocene of
southern Chile,
named "after
Pelantaro,
cacique (chief) of the Mapuche...
