Royal Veragua (Spanish: Veragua Real) was a Central American territory of the Crown of Castile established in 1537. It encompassed the western part of the former Gobernación de Veragua (1508–1537), from the Caribbean slopes from the Río Sixaola (the present boundary with Costa Rica) to the island Escudo de Veraguas, in what is now Panama. The eastern part was named the Duchy of Veragua and controlled by the heirs of Christopher Columbus. Royal Veragua lasted for only three years before being incorporated into the new Province of Nuevo Cartago y Costa Rica in November 1540, while the Duchy was sold back by Columbus' heirs in 1556 to the Crown and became Veraguas Province in 1560.
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| - Royal Veragua (Spanish: Veragua Real) was a Central American territory of the Crown of Castile established in 1537. It encompassed the western part of the former Gobernación de Veragua (1508–1537), from the Caribbean slopes from the Río Sixaola (the present boundary with Costa Rica) to the island Escudo de Veraguas, in what is now Panama. The eastern part was named the Duchy of Veragua and controlled by the heirs of Christopher Columbus. Royal Veragua lasted for only three years before being incorporated into the new Province of Nuevo Cartago y Costa Rica in November 1540, while the Duchy was sold back by Columbus' heirs in 1556 to the Crown and became Veraguas Province in 1560. (en)
- Veragua Real era un territorio de la Corona de Castilla, formado por la vertiente caribeña de lo que hoy son las repúblicas de Nicaragua y Costa Rica, y parte de la vertiente caribeña de la República de Panamá —desde el río Sixaola hasta la isla Escudo de Veraguas— donde se iniciaba el territorio del Ducado de Veragua, erigido en 1537, derivando ambos territorios de la primigenia gobernación homónima. (es)
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| - Veragua Real era un territorio de la Corona de Castilla, formado por la vertiente caribeña de lo que hoy son las repúblicas de Nicaragua y Costa Rica, y parte de la vertiente caribeña de la República de Panamá —desde el río Sixaola hasta la isla Escudo de Veraguas— donde se iniciaba el territorio del Ducado de Veragua, erigido en 1537, derivando ambos territorios de la primigenia gobernación homónima. Recién comenzó a colonizarse en 1540 pero la gobernación se extinguió a principios de 1541, por real cédula del 29 de noviembre de 1540, a favor de la nueva gobernación de Nueva Cartago y Costa Rica, la cual permanecería descolonizada hasta 1543. (es)
- Royal Veragua (Spanish: Veragua Real) was a Central American territory of the Crown of Castile established in 1537. It encompassed the western part of the former Gobernación de Veragua (1508–1537), from the Caribbean slopes from the Río Sixaola (the present boundary with Costa Rica) to the island Escudo de Veraguas, in what is now Panama. The eastern part was named the Duchy of Veragua and controlled by the heirs of Christopher Columbus. Royal Veragua lasted for only three years before being incorporated into the new Province of Nuevo Cartago y Costa Rica in November 1540, while the Duchy was sold back by Columbus' heirs in 1556 to the Crown and became Veraguas Province in 1560. (en)
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