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Tiempo y Espacio
versión impresa ISSN 1315-9496
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BUCHHOLZ, Juanita. "Entre Rios" unparalleled Kingdom for a: Reproductive capitulation of the province of Guayana. Tiempo y Espacio [online]. 2011, vol.21, n.55, pp.11-29. ISSN 1315-9496.
The exploratory journeys Guyanese land to boot from the Caribbean or the Atlantic had no success, but neither of Governor Gonzalo Jimenez de Quesada who came from the New Kingdom of Granada. However, Don Antonio de Berrio, who along with his wife, Mary of Oruña, inherited the lands of the Adelantado, continued the search of El Dorado and took the surrender of that, which provided about 400 miles, to the creation of the vast province Guyana, which covered all the lands of northeastern Africa. To understand the possibility of thinking in terms so immense, it clarifies the different conceptions of land in Spain and the New World, comparing luck in Almería Alpujarra Baja Berrio given for their services, with the large driving the Adelantado; a way to help understand the attraction exerted on these new lands the Spanish who hoped to win a prosperous life in the new hemisphere.
Palabras clave : capitulation; luck; Chontal; coast; mission.












