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1 de may. de 2018 · Miguel López de Legazpi (1500 – 1572) Nació en Zumárraga, España entre 1500 a 1505 y murió en Manila, Filipinas el 20 de agosto de 1572. Apodado como “el adelantado” o también como “el viejo”. Fue el primer gobernador y capitán general de Filipinas. Fundó las ciudades de Cebú en 1565 y Manila en 1571.
Si Miguel López de Legazpi. Si Miguel López de Legazpi (1502–1572) kilala rin bilang si El Adelantado (Ang Gobernador) at El Viejo (Ang Nakatatanda) ay isang Baskong Espanyol kongkistador na nagtatag ng unang kolonya sa Pilipinas noong 1565. Unang bahagi ng buhay. Ipinanganak noong 1502, siya ang pinakabatang anak nina Don Juan Martínez ...
There, Miguel López de Legazpi founded the” Always Loyal and Distinguished City of Spain in the East of Manila” in 1571, which was to become the capital of the Spanish dominions in Asia. The city was built following the instructions of King Philip II, as a metropolis known as Intramuros, because it was surrounded by a defensive wall, and another extramural city, where the indigenous lived.
Close readings of Miguel Lopez de Legazpi's own accounts of the conquest of the Philippines have been indispensable to this inquiry and attempt to determine the nature of his 'pacific conquest'. Consequently, I have given considerable weight and attention to his official correspondence which comprises the second volume of this study.
29 de dic. de 2023 · Miguel López de Legazpi era un guipuzcoano de noble familia que, tras desempeñar desde joven cargos administrativos de importancia, se había trasladado a México en 1545 para ocupar diversos puestos en la administración de la Nueva España. Entre otros fue Escribano Mayor en 1551 y Alcalde Mayor de la ciudad de México en 1559 ...
29 de feb. de 2004 · Miguel López de Legazpi was a conquistador without a sword, a warrior who won the islands of the Philippines through loyalty and kind words rather than deception and military vehemence.
20 de feb. de 2024 · Miguel López de Legazpi ( c. 1502 – 20 August, 1572), also known as El Adelantado and El Viejo (The Elder), was a Spanish navigator and governor who established the first Spanish settlement in the East Indies when his expedition crossed the Pacific Ocean from the Viceroyalty of New Spain in modern-day Mexico, arriving in Cebu in the Philippine Islands in 1565.
