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Los Orígenes de Maracaibo

Authors: Nectario María, Hno.; Chacón Rodríguez, David R.;

Los Orígenes de Maracaibo

Abstract

Los orígenes de Maracaibo es una obra fundamental para comprender el nacimiento histórico de una de las ciudades más importantes de Venezuela. A partir de un riguroso trabajo en el Archivo General de Indias, el Hermano Nectario María reconstruye, con base documental, el complejo proceso de formación de Maracaibo y revisa críticamente las interpretaciones tradicionales sobre su fundador y su fecha de origen. El libro se sitúa en el centro del debate historiográfico entre quienes atribuían la fundación a Ambrosio Alfínger en 1529 y quienes la vinculaban a Alonso Pacheco en 1569, aportando nuevas pruebas para examinar las tres etapas fundacionales de Maracaibo: 1529, 1569 y 1574. Más que una simple narración de hechos, esta obra ofrece una investigación sólida sobre los Welser, Ambrosio Alfínger, Alonso Pacheco y Pedro Maldonado, así como sobre las dificultades, conflictos indígenas, cambios jurisdiccionales y procesos de afianzamiento de la ciudad. Su valor aumenta con una extensa sección documental que transcribe fuentes primarias relativas a los primeros tiempos de Maracaibo. El resultado es un libro indispensable para lectores interesados en la historia colonial, la identidad zuliana y la formación histórica del occidente venezolano.

Keywords

Ambrosio Alfínger, Archivo General de Indias, Maracaibo, Welser, fundación colonial, historia colonial venezolana, Zulia, Alonso Pacheco, adelantazgo alemán, conquista de Venezuela

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