arrival and conquests in the viceroyalty of peru in times of francisco de borja y aragón, príncipe de esquilache (1615-1621)
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Abstract
In the context of the Relación, by Francisco de Borja y Aragón, this paper will report on the exploratory travels —named Arrival and Conquests— of Spanish encomenderos and soldiers between 1615 and 1621. In this context, the present study highlights some of the difficulties Esquilache faced in the exercise of power as head of the Viceroyalty of Peru. We focus our attention on the specific event named Spanish Government. The reasons discussed this time, are closely related to the battle between soldiers and trustees to obtain personal profit. The latter was a current struggle, dating from the origins of the viceroyalty. However, at the time of the events, such conflicts had worsened due to a complex political and economic situation.
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| Authors | ;María Inés Zaldívar Ovalle |
| Journal | ecotoxicology (london, england) |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.13035/H.2014.02.02.10
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