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Tonalá

Tonalá

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Search complete. 2 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Tonalá".

Sep 25, 2026

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Journey of Coronado-Pedro de Castañeda

Sep 25 · 1 Mention

Bowen YangADVERTISER
28:52
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Sue AndersonNARRATOR
29:10
had come from Spain with his new title and with great favors and estates and as Nuno de Guzman had been a great rival of his at the time he was president and had done much damage to his property and to that of his friends he feared that Don Fernando Cortes would want to pay him back in the same way or worse so he decided to establish the town of Culiacan there and to go back with the other men without doing anything more after his return from this expedition he founded Jalisco where the city of Compostela is situated and Tonalá which is called Guadalajara and now this is the new kingdom of Galicia the guide they had who was called Tejo died about this time and thus the name of these seven cities and the search for them remains until now since they have not been discovered chapter two of how Francisco Vasquez Coronado came to be governor and the second account which Cabeza de Vaca gave Eight years after Nuno de Guzman made this expedition, he was put in prison by a juez de residencia, note a judge, named the Licenciate Diego de la Torre, who came from Spain with sufficient powers to do this.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
30:48
After the death of the judge, who had also managed the government of that country himself, the good Don Antonio de Mendoza, Viceroy of New Spain, appointed as governor of that province Francisco Vasquez de Coronado, a gentleman from Salamanca, who had married a lady in the city of Mexico, the daughter of Alonso de Estrada, the treasurer and at one time governor of Mexico, and the son, most people said, of his Catholic Majesty Don Ferdinand, and many stated it as certain.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
31:28
As I was saying, at the time Francisco Vasquez was appointed governor, he was traveling through New Spain as an official inspector, and in this way he gained the friendship of many worthy men who afterward went on his expedition with him.
Jake StoukADVERTISER
28:56
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Sue AndersonNARRATOR
29:04
had come from Spain with his new title and with great favors and estates and as Nuño de Guzmán had been a great rival of his at the time he was president and had done much damage to his property and to that of his friends he feared that Don Fernando Cortés would want to pay him back in the same way or worse so he decided to establish the town of Culiacán there and to go back with the other men without doing anything more after his return from this expedition he founded Jalisco where the city of Compostela is situated and Tonalá which is called Guadalajara and now this is the new kingdom of Galicia the guide they had who was called Tejo died about this time and thus the name of these seven cities and the search for them remains until now since they have not been discovered chapter two of how Francisco Vázquez Coronado came to be governor and the second account which Cabeza de Vaca gave eight years after Nuño de Guzmán made this expedition He was put in prison by a juez de residencia note a judge named the Licenciate Diego de la Torre, who came from Spain with sufficient powers to do this.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
30:42
After the death of the judge, who had also managed the government of that country himself, the good Don Antonio de Mendoza, Viceroy of New Spain, appointed as governor of that province Francisco Vasquez de Coronado, a gentleman from Salamanca, who had married a lady in the city of Mexico, the daughter of Alonso de Estrada, the treasurer and at one time governor of Mexico, and the son, most people said, of his Catholic Majesty Don Ferdinand, and many stated it as certain.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
31:22
As I was saying, at the time Francisco Vasquez was appointed governor, he was traveling through New Spain as an official inspector, and in this way he gained the friendship of many worthy men who afterward went on his expedition with him.

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