Chacao Indian

Indigenous cacique who lived in the 16th century and

Whose part was in the San Francisco Valley

A neighborhood of the current city of Caracas

Chacao was an indigenous group from the valley where later

There was Caracas, which was baptized by the Spanish as

San Francisco. Until this cacicazgo Diego de Losada sent to

His captain Juan Gámez in 1567

Indigenous cacique who lived in the 16th century and

Whose part was in the San Francisco Valley

A neighborhood of the current city of Caracas

After a fight Gámez captured the cacique, who was taken to

Presence of Losada, who received him kindly, since he

He wanted to establish good relations with the caciques of the valley of

San Francisco, where he was going to found a Spanish town

Indigenous cacique who lived in the 16th century and

Whose part was in the San Francisco Valley

A neighborhood of the current city of Caracas

He gave him several gifts and set him free.

As soon as Chacao

He was free to harass the Spanish again; he killed those

He was alone and also his horses

Indigenous cacique who lived in the 16th century and

Whose part was in the San Francisco Valley

A neighborhood of the current city of Caracas

Losada founded Caracas in July 1568, but the following year he had

What to do in the face of an indigenous uprising. He was a real

Confederation of the tribes of the area, led by Guaicaipuro

(Cacique de los Teques) and in which, naturally, Chacao participated

Oviedo and Baños assured that they came from the coast and intermediate mountains

Indigenous cacique who lived in the 16th century and

Whose part was in the San Francisco Valley

A neighborhood of the current city of Caracas

According to what was capitulated, the chiefs Naiguatá,

Uripatá, Guaicamacuto, Acarigua

Mamacurí

Querequemare, lord of Torrequemada; Prepocunate, Areguaire and Guarauguta

The one who killed Diego García de Paredes in Catía, with seven thousand fighting Indians, who

They took each other; of the Mariches attended Aricabacuto and Aramaipuro

Indigenous cacique who lived in the 16th century and

Whose part was in the San Francisco Valley

A neighborhood of the current city of Caracas

With three thousand archers from his nation, incorporated into his flags the caciques

Chacao and Baruta, with the people of their towns losada was sick in bed

But he got up and left Caracas at the head of the cavalry to repel the Indians

Close, while his captain Pedro Alonso attacked the Teques and the

Tarmas, whereupon he dismantled a large part of the confederation

Indigenous cacique who lived in the 16th century and

Whose part was in the San Francisco Valley

A neighborhood of the current city of Caracas