GUZMÁN, NUÑO DE

nooˈnyō thā goothmänˈ, or Núñez Beltrán de Guzmánnooˈnyĕth bĕltränˈ, d. 1544, Spanish conquistador. After serving as governor of Panuco in NE Mexico, he became president of the first audiencia of New Spain (1528). His notorious rule brought an outcry from the colonists; in 1530 the audiencia was excommunicated by Bishop Zumárraga. Meanwhile, Guzmán left Mexico City (Dec., 1529), conquered Nueva Galicia, and was responsible for the founding of Culiacán and Guadalajara. He blocked several expeditions sent out by Cortés, his bitter rival. Guzmán's conquest was, however, not very productive. He stirred up trouble with the native people and with his own men. Superseded in the governorship, he was imprisoned (1536–38); he then returned to Spain, where he died in obscurity.

See study by D. E. Chipman (1966).

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...Washington, D. C., 1907. Guzman. Diego de, " Relacion de lo...Magestad y por el ilustre senor Nuno de Guzman, governador de la...Cardenas , vol. XV. Guzman, Nuno Beltran de, " Carta al emperador...las Indias de Su Magestad, Nuno de Guzman ," ibid. , vol...
...Hernando de, son of don Juan de Guzman, 50 , 52 , 274 Guzman, don Juan de, tlatoani and gover...commercial enter prises, 20 ff Guzman, don Juan de, great-grandson...77 , 181 , 215 , 274 Guzman, Nuno de, president of audien cia...
...City: Inst. de Historia, 1947. GUZMAN, Eulalia (ed.). Manuscritos...Mexico City: S.M.G.E., 1964. GUZMAN, Nuno Beltran de. Memoria de los servicios...Rclacion de la Jornada que hizo Nuno Beltrin de Guzman ..., in J...
...in film, 7 Ainsa, Fernando, 3 Aleman, Mateo: Guzman de Alfarache, 139 , 217 n5, 218 n8 Alencar, Jose...Barreiro, Jose: The Indian Chronicles, 10 Beltran de Guzman, Nuno. See Guzman, Nuno Beltran de Benitez Rojo, Antonio: El mar de las...
...Dolphins. Archive Newsletter (University of California, San Diego) 44 (1990): 15 16. Guzman, Nuno de. Memoria de los servicios que habia hecho Nuno de Guzman, desde que fue nombrado Gobernador de Panuco en 1525. Ed. Manuel Carrera Stammpa...
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...expedition to western Mexico, Nuno de Guzman, president of the First...collaboration with the Spaniards, Guzman had him killed, unjustly...Majesty, especially to Nuno de Guzman, who paid him...interests and loyalties. Nuno de Guzman, Tangaxuans executioner...
...rule, a particularly ruthless Spanish conquistador, Nuno de Guzman, embarked on a dramatic and violent subjugation of...Indians in Michoacan and Mexico in general by men like Nuno de Guzman led numerous Franciscans to become outspoken critics...
...slave hunters," the party led by Nuno de Guzman ("Peaceful Conquest" 80). The...brutal acts of conquest from men like Guzman and supporting the more charitable...conquerors like Cortes or Nuno de Guzman), or can we mortal wanderers learn...
...communities in northwestern Mexico which had been driven off by the military depredations of a previous conquistador , Nuno de Guzman. What these pages suggest is not a process of decolonization, but rather a more sensitive and flexible form of colonial...
...contrast, the Tallahassee Floridian condemned the "cruel" and "rapacious" actions of conquistadors Cortes and Nuno de Guzman against the "unoffending Mexican." At the same time, it claimed that "self-preservation" justified bloodhound...
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...1536, with a welcome of pomp and circumstance - "a fiesta and jousting with canes and bullfights" by the governor, Nuno de Guzman, and the Marques del Valle, better known as the conqueror of Mexico, Hernan Cortes. Cabeza de Vaca stayed two months...


 

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...BARICUATRO ABALOS, DESIREE DE GUZMAN ABALOS, DIONE CARLEEN LOPEZ...ALDREN ALAM ABDURAHIM, FAIDA NUNO ABDURAHSI, JERHADA PAREL ABDURAJAK...ADIZAS, KRIZTIANNE BRENDDI DE GUZMAN ADJALUDDIN, LAILA CLAIRE FULE...JENNIBETH RAMOS AGGABAO, MA CECILIA GUZMAN AGGABAO, RONICK TABIN AGGARAO...
...Prairie Ave., Des Plaines, 60016; Sold on Oct. 12, 2010, by Nuno Trust to Christopher S. Sherbak and Kelly Cole. $263,000...60056; Sold on Oct. 15, 2010, by Mihai Ferenta to Lorna D. Guzman. $65,000; 501 E. Prospect Ave. Unit 1A, Mount Prospect...
...ground in the city (they are currently at 1,030). Paola Guzman, who helps run the project, says, Over the past two years...including the Loft Project (a supper-club restaurant hosted by Nuno Mendes, chef patron of the hyper-modern Viajante in Hackney...


 

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GUZMAN, NUNO DE noo nyo tha goothman , or Nunez Beltran de Guzman noo nyeth beltran , d. 1544, Spanish conquistador...audiencia was excommunicated by Bishop Zumarraga . Meanwhile, Guzman left Mexico City (Dec., 1529), conquered Nueva Galicia...
...meston , 1541, revolt of indigenous peoples against Spanish rule in Nueva Galicia, W Mexico. The conquest under Nuno de Guzman had been particularly harsh and the encomienda system established obvious injustice. Consequently the indigenous Mexicans...
...bishop of Mexico, a Franciscan. Going to Mexico in 1528, he became prominent in governmental affairs and opposed Nuno de Guzman and the audiencia . He was officially made protector of the indigenous peoples and exerted strenuous efforts to convert...
...and to ward off Spanish rivals like Panfilo de Narvaez. In 1528 the first audiencia (royal court) was set up under Nuno de Guzman , who later carried the conquest north to Nueva Galicia . The territory was constituted the viceroyalty of New Spain...
...W Mexico, comprising roughly the present states of Jalisco and Nayarit with S Sinaloa. Conquered (1529 31) by Nuno de Guzman and later governed by Francisco Vasquez de Coronado, the territory was the scene of the Mixton War in 1541. In 1548...
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