Rebelión en San Ignacio de Chiquitos (1790)

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12/2018
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Hamburg University Press
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Jahrbuch für Geschichte Lateinamerikas
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Este artículo describe y explica la rebelión de los indígenas de San Ignacio de Chiquitos que tuvo lugar el 5 de junio de 1790 cuando un grupo de nativos irrumpió en el colegio eclesial y atacó a huéspedes e invitados del cura del pueblo. El saldo fue de cuatro muertos y ocho heridos graves a manos de los indígenas. Además, expulsaron al cura Simón Vera y Gallo, a su sobrino Juan y a los demás españoles que residían en el pueblo. Para analizar este levantamiento, se toman como referencia metodológica y heurística los estudios sobre las rebeliones indígenas de 1780 en los Andes. Al mismo tiempo, se lo inscribe en la coyuntura y en la dinámica sociocultural y política locales intentando poner el foco en el punto de vista de los sublevados.
- The aim of this article is to describe and explain the indigenous rebellion that took place in San Ignacio de Chiquitos (current eastern Bolivia) the 5th of June of 1790 when a group of natives burst into the priest’s house and attacked his guests. Four ofthem were killed and eight were seriously wounded. Furthermore, the rebels expelled the priest Simón Vera y Gallo, his nephew and other nonIndian people who lived in the town. In order to analyse this uprising, the studies on the 1780 Andean indigenous rebellions are used as methodologic and heuristic references. At the same time, the rebellion in San Ignacio is considered within the frame of the local political and social conditions trying to address the native rebels’ point of view
- The aim of this article is to describe and explain the indigenous rebellion that took place in San Ignacio de Chiquitos (current eastern Bolivia) the 5th of June of 1790 when a group of natives burst into the priest’s house and attacked his guests. Four ofthem were killed and eight were seriously wounded. Furthermore, the rebels expelled the priest Simón Vera y Gallo, his nephew and other nonIndian people who lived in the town. In order to analyse this uprising, the studies on the 1780 Andean indigenous rebellions are used as methodologic and heuristic references. At the same time, the rebellion in San Ignacio is considered within the frame of the local political and social conditions trying to address the native rebels’ point of view
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