Nangoniel was the Mapuche Toqui in 1585, and son of the previous toqui Cayancaru. He was the first Toqui to use cavalry with the Mapuche army. Following the failure of his siege of Arauco, Cayancura, retired, leaving the command of the army to his son Nangoniel. He collected some infantry, and a hundred and fifty horse, which from then on began to be part of Mapuche armies. Nangoniel returned to invest the Arauco fortress again, and with his cavalry it became so closely invested, that the Spaniards were unable to supply it and were forced to evacuate it. Following this success he moved against the fort of Santísima Trinidad which protected the passage of Spanish supplies via the Bio-bio River but clashed with a division of Spanish troops, under Francisco Hernández, where he lost an arm and
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| - Nangoniel fue un Toqui mapuche electo en 1585, e hijo del toqui anterior Cayancura. Él fue el primer Toqui en utilizar el arma de la caballería en el ejército mapuche durante la Guerra de Arauco. (es)
- Nangoniel (... – ...; fl. XVI secolo) era il toqui Mapuche nel 1585, ed era figlio del precedente toqui Cayancaru. Fu il primo toqui ad usare la cavalleria all’interno dell’esercito Mapuche. (it)
- Nangoniel was the Mapuche Toqui in 1585, and son of the previous toqui Cayancaru. He was the first Toqui to use cavalry with the Mapuche army. Following the failure of his siege of Arauco, Cayancura, retired, leaving the command of the army to his son Nangoniel. He collected some infantry, and a hundred and fifty horse, which from then on began to be part of Mapuche armies. Nangoniel returned to invest the Arauco fortress again, and with his cavalry it became so closely invested, that the Spaniards were unable to supply it and were forced to evacuate it. Following this success he moved against the fort of Santísima Trinidad which protected the passage of Spanish supplies via the Bio-bio River but clashed with a division of Spanish troops, under Francisco Hernández, where he lost an arm and (en)
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| - Nangoniel fue un Toqui mapuche electo en 1585, e hijo del toqui anterior Cayancura. Él fue el primer Toqui en utilizar el arma de la caballería en el ejército mapuche durante la Guerra de Arauco. (es)
- Nangoniel was the Mapuche Toqui in 1585, and son of the previous toqui Cayancaru. He was the first Toqui to use cavalry with the Mapuche army. Following the failure of his siege of Arauco, Cayancura, retired, leaving the command of the army to his son Nangoniel. He collected some infantry, and a hundred and fifty horse, which from then on began to be part of Mapuche armies. Nangoniel returned to invest the Arauco fortress again, and with his cavalry it became so closely invested, that the Spaniards were unable to supply it and were forced to evacuate it. Following this success he moved against the fort of Santísima Trinidad which protected the passage of Spanish supplies via the Bio-bio River but clashed with a division of Spanish troops, under Francisco Hernández, where he lost an arm and had other dangerous wounds. He retreated to a neighbouring mountain, where he was ambushed by a Spanish force and slain with 50 of his soldiers. The same day Cadeguala was proclaimed Toqui by the Mapuche army. (en)
- Nangoniel (... – ...; fl. XVI secolo) era il toqui Mapuche nel 1585, ed era figlio del precedente toqui Cayancaru. Fu il primo toqui ad usare la cavalleria all’interno dell’esercito Mapuche. (it)
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