Veragua

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Veragua was a historical territory in Central America associated with the hereditary dukedom granted to the descendants of Christopher Columbus under the title Duke of Veragua.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical territory
associatedWithDynasty House of Colón NERFINISHED
associatedWithFamily Columbus family NERFINISHED
associatedWithPerson Christopher Columbus NERFINISHED
associatedWithTitle Duke of Veragua NERFINISHED
category Former Spanish colonies
Historical regions in Central America
claimedBy Christopher Columbus NERFINISHED
Crown of Castile NERFINISHED
colonialPower Crown of Castile NERFINISHED
country Spain
disputeType jurisdictional dispute
explorationYear 1502
1503
exploredBy Christopher Columbus NERFINISHED
exploredDuringVoyage Fourth voyage of Christopher Columbus NERFINISHED
governedAs ducal fief
seignorial possession
grantedAsHereditaryDukedomTo descendants of Christopher Columbus
hereditaryTo heirs of Christopher Columbus
historicalRegionOf Castilian overseas possessions
historicalStatus defunct territory
languageOfAdministration Spanish
legalBasis Spanish royal decree
royal grant
locatedIn Central America
locatedOnCoastOf Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
locatedOnIsthmusOf Isthmus of Panama GENERATED
namedInHonorOf Christopher Columbus NERFINISHED
nobleRankAssociated duke
notableDuke Diego Colón NERFINISHED
Luis Colón y Álvarez de Toledo NERFINISHED
partOf Spanish Empire NERFINISHED
presentDayTerritoryIncludes Costa Rica NERFINISHED
Panama NERFINISHED
relatedModernCountry Republic of Panama GENERATED
relatedModernName Veraguas Province GENERATED
relatedTitle Admiral of the Ocean Sea NERFINISHED
Viceroy of the Indies NERFINISHED
religionOfColonialAdministration Roman Catholicism NERFINISHED
subjectOf pleitos colombinos
successorTerritory Duchy of Veragua NERFINISHED
Province of Veragua NERFINISHED
Royal Veragua NERFINISHED
timePeriod 16th century
Spanish colonial era

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