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BRASILHIS Dictionary Biographic and Thematic Dictionary of Brazil in the Spanish Monarch (1580-1640)

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Fray José de Pernambuco (José Ruiz)

João Nunes Correia

João Nunes Saraiva

Johan Maurits van Nassau-Siegen

Jorge de Mascarenhas

Juana Catalina Ramírez de Velasco Ugarte

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Jorge de Mascarenhas

Ana Paula Megiani | 15/07/202204/03/2024

The year of Jorge de Mascarenhas’ birth is uncertain, some claim to have been in 1570, others in 1585, or even in 1579, as indicated by the most reliable source (WHITE, 2004), son of the marriage between Francisco Mascarenhas (c. 1530-1608), Portuguese admiral and governor of Hormuz between 1569 and 1572, and Jerônima de Castro Lima e Pereira, niece of Francisco Barreto, governor of India.

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  • Procurator of the Indians 09/02/2024
  • Krzysztof Arciszewski 03/11/2023
  • Georg Marcgraf (Markgraf or Marcgrave) 18/10/2023
  • João Nunes Saraiva 06/07/2023
  • Contraband in Brazil during the Hispanic Monarchy 01/07/2023

Dictionary Director

  • José Manuel Santos Pérez

Editors

  • Bruno Inocencio
  • Elenize Trindade
  • Fabiano Aguilar Satler
  • Sergio Moreta Pedraz

Authors

  • Ana Paula Megiani
  • Bruno Inocencio
  • Bruno Miranda
  • Elenize Trindade
  • Helena de Cassia Trindade De Sá
  • Irene Vicente Martín
  • Janaina Guimarães
  • José Carlos Vilardaga
  • José Luis Ruíz Peinado
  • José Manuel Santos Pérez
  • Maria Isabel de Siqueira
  • Pablo Cañón García
  • Pablo Magalhães
  • Rodrigo Faustinoni Bonciani
  • Sergio Moreta Pedraz
  • Sylvia Brito
  • Tiago Bonato
  • Zeli Teresinha Company

Financiación

PROYECTO DE INVESTIGACIÓN SA110P20: Intercambios culturales, transculturación y castellanización en los territorios del Reino de Portugal y Brasil durante el periodo de integración en la Monarquía Hispánica y sus postrimerías 1580-1668.

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