Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe

E18486

Spanish colonial pueblo historic settlement

Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe was the original Spanish colonial settlement that evolved into the modern city of San Jose, California.

Aliases (1)

El Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Spanish colonial pueblo → historic settlement →
adjacentTo	Guadalupe River →
country	Viceroyalty of New Spain →
evolvedInto	City of San Jose, California →
founded	1777 → 18th century →
foundedAs	civilian agricultural pueblo →
foundedBy	José Joaquín Moraga → Juan Bautista de Anza expedition settlers → Spanish colonists →
foundedUnder	Spanish colonial administration →
hasCulturalInfluence	Californio traditions in San Jose region → Spanish-American culture in California →
hasEconomicActivity	cattle ranching → farming →
hasGovernmentType	Spanish colonial pueblo council →
hasHeritage	Californio → Spanish colonial →
hasInhabitants	Californios → Native Americans → Spanish settlers →
hasLanguage	Spanish →
hasOfficialName	El Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe →
hasSignificance	first civil settlement in Alta California → origin of San Jose, California →
hasSuccessor	municipality of San Jose, California →
laterUnderJurisdictionOf	First Mexican Empire → Mexican Republic → United States of America →
locatedIn	Alta California → California → Santa Clara County, California → Santa Clara Valley → United States → present-day San Jose, California →
namedAfter	Guadalupe River → Saint Joseph →
originalFunction	agricultural supply center for nearby presidios → civilian settlement →
partOf	Las Californias → Spanish Empire →
preceded	modern city of San Jose, California →
religion	Roman Catholicism →
timePeriod	Mexican era in California → Spanish colonial era in California →
underJurisdictionOf	Spanish Governor of Alta California →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
San Jose →	foundedAs
Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe ("El Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe") →	hasOfficialName