Evolución de los pueblos de indios en el Valle del Cauca
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Universidad Industrial de Santander
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En este artículo se considera que el origen de los Pueblos de Indios asentados en el Valle del Cauca, tuvieron su origen en las encomiendas que se otorgaron a partir de 1536, con la particularidad además, que la mayoría de los indios que conformaron dichos pueblos fueron traídos de otros lugares. En este sentido se examina, el contexto social y económico en qne se desenvolvieron dichos pueblos, así como también la crisis demográfica que los agobió.
This article states that encomiendas (control over land and indians granted to an encomendero during the colonial period) which were issued after 1536, originated native towns located in Valle del Cauca, which were mainly populated by natives from other towns. In addition the article examines the social and economic context of such towns, as well as the demographic crisis they underwent.
This article states that encomiendas (control over land and indians granted to an encomendero during the colonial period) which were issued after 1536, originated native towns located in Valle del Cauca, which were mainly populated by natives from other towns. In addition the article examines the social and economic context of such towns, as well as the demographic crisis they underwent.