- The
Purapel river is a
tributary of the
river Perquilauquén, and
traverses parts of the
Talca and
Linares provinces, in the
Maule Region of Chile. It...
-
Achibueno -
Chile Ancoa -
Chile Longaví -
Chile Perquilauquén -
Chile Purapel -
Chile ****gán -
Chile Melado -
Chile Maullín -
Chile Maroni - Suriname...
- tributaries: the ****gán, the
Achibueno -
Ancoa system, the Perquilauquén, the
Purapel and the Cauquenes. In its
lower reaches, the
river receives only one modest...
-
Manuel Bulnes crushes the
revolutionary attempt and
signs the
treaty of
Purapel with the revolutionaries.
After that he
retired from politics,
dying in...
- Chile.
Bulnes crushes the
revolutionary attempt and
signs the
treaty of
Purapel with the revolutionaries.
Manuel Montt becomes the
third of the decenal...
-
center of a
large part of the
Maule district. The
farmers of Cauquenes,
Purapel,
Loncomilla and ****gán, Rauquén, Huenchullami, Vichuquén, went
there to...
- wide
Maule river, of
which the
Loncomilla is the main tributary.
River Purapel, a
regional "anomaly",
since it
flows eastward in a
country where the overwhelming...
-
flowing into the Perquilauquén, a
tributary of the
Maule River. Like the
Purapel, the
Cauquenes River is one of the few
rivers that flow eastward, in a...
- (December 8, 1815).
Although he was defeated, he
refused to sign the
Treaty of
Purapel,
which ended the
civil war. In 1852 he
wrote El
porvenir del
hombre (The...
-
detailed report to King
Felipe II
mentions the
missions of "Longomilla and
Purapel", "Chanco and Loanco"
taken care of by the presbítero
Francisco de Maestanza...
