Governorate of New Toledo

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Spanish colonial governorate former administrative division

The Governorate of New Toledo was a 16th-century Spanish colonial administrative division in South America that preceded the more centralized Viceroyalty of Peru.

Statements (30)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Spanish colonial governorate → former administrative division →
administrativeLevel	governorate →
capital	Cusco → surface form: Cuzco
colonialPower	Spain →
colonialStatus	royal grant territory →
country	Spanish Empire →
dissolvedInto	Viceroyalty of Peru →
era	Age of Exploration → surface form: Age of Discovery Spanish Golden Age →
establishedBy	Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor → King of Spain Charles I NERFINISHED →
followedBy	Viceroyalty of Peru →
governmentType	colonial administration →
historicalRegion	Andean region → surface form: Andean region of South America
historicalSignificance	early framework for Spanish rule in Peru →
language	Spanish →
legalBasis	Capitulations granted by the Spanish Crown →
locatedInContinent	South America →
namedAfter	Toledo, Spain →
partOf	Spanish America → surface form: Spanish colonial empire in South America Spanish colonization of the Americas →
precededBy	Governorate of New Castile →
precedes	more centralized viceregal administration in Peru →
religion	Roman Catholicism →
sovereignState	Crown of Castile →
subdivisionOf	Spanish Empire →
successorEntity	Viceroyalty of Peru →
timePeriod	16th century →
typeOfTerritory	overseas possession →

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Governorate of New Castile → borderedBy → Governorate of New Toledo →

Viceroyalty of Peru → predecessor → Governorate of New Toledo →