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Martín de Valencia was born in Valencia de Don Juan, in the bishopric of Oviedo, Spain, ca. 1474. He died Tlalmanalco, Mexico, 21 March 1534. He was a Spanish Franciscan missionary, leader of the Twelve Apostles of Mexico, the first group of mendicants in New Spain.

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rdfs:label	Martin de Valencia (de) Martín de Valencia (es) Martín de Valencia (en)
rdfs:comment	Martin de Valencia (* um 1473 in León, Spanien; † 1534 in Veracruz, Mexiko) war ein spanischer Missionar. Martin de Valencia war Franziskaner und zeichnete sich durch seinen Eifer für Reformen und strenge Gläubigkeit aus. Er stieg in der spanischen Ordenshierarchie auf und führte die „zwölf Apostel“ nach Mexiko, die im Mai 1524 in Veracruz ankamen. Während der nächsten zehn Jahre überwachte Valencia die Taufe mehrerer tausend Indianer, mit denen er sich durch Dolmetscher verständigte. (de) Martín de Valencia O.F.M. (c. 1474, Valencia de Don Juan, León — 1534, Tlalmanalco, Nueva España). Misionero franciscano, personalidad clave dentro de la historia de la conquista y evangelización de la Nueva España, fue el líder de los Doce apóstoles de México (es) Martín de Valencia was born in Valencia de Don Juan, in the bishopric of Oviedo, Spain, ca. 1474. He died Tlalmanalco, Mexico, 21 March 1534. He was a Spanish Franciscan missionary, leader of the Twelve Apostles of Mexico, the first group of mendicants in New Spain. (en)
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has abstract	Martin de Valencia (* um 1473 in León, Spanien; † 1534 in Veracruz, Mexiko) war ein spanischer Missionar. Martin de Valencia war Franziskaner und zeichnete sich durch seinen Eifer für Reformen und strenge Gläubigkeit aus. Er stieg in der spanischen Ordenshierarchie auf und führte die „zwölf Apostel“ nach Mexiko, die im Mai 1524 in Veracruz ankamen. Während der nächsten zehn Jahre überwachte Valencia die Taufe mehrerer tausend Indianer, mit denen er sich durch Dolmetscher verständigte. (de) Martín de Valencia O.F.M. (c. 1474, Valencia de Don Juan, León — 1534, Tlalmanalco, Nueva España). Misionero franciscano, personalidad clave dentro de la historia de la conquista y evangelización de la Nueva España, fue el líder de los Doce apóstoles de México (es) Martín de Valencia was born in Valencia de Don Juan, in the bishopric of Oviedo, Spain, ca. 1474. He died Tlalmanalco, Mexico, 21 March 1534. He was a Spanish Franciscan missionary, leader of the Twelve Apostles of Mexico, the first group of mendicants in New Spain. (en)
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