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Antônio Raposo Tavares on his expedition to the present states of Paraná, Santa Catarina, and Rio Grande do Sul. Dias however left on his own expedition in 1644. In an expedition in 1661, in an attempt to find more natives to enslave, Dias explored south of the Anumarana mountain range into the Kingdom of Guaianás. Dias would return in 1665 with 4000 slaves from three different tribes. It was during Dias's 1671 expedition that he would receive his nickname, as he would find emeralds in Sabarabuçu. In 1681, Dias died of disease while on an expedition in which he found
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In the 21st century, there have been calls to stop celebrating the Bandeirantes. Guards have been deployed in Brazil to protect the statues of Bandeirantes from vandalism. The statues have been criticized for celebrating the Bandeirantes for their practice of enslaving the native population. This new
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Bandeirantes were an important part of the 1920s independence movement as they became a symbol of Brazilian pride. A large part of this movement was to show the Bandeirantes as pure Brazilian and that they represented bravery and their sense of achievement. At this time many poems, paintings, movies,
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were able to sell large numbers of native slaves at a huge profit due to their relatively inexpensive price. Bandeirantes also teamed up with a local tribe, convincing them that they were on their side against another tribe, and when both sides were weakened the Bandeirantes would capture both tribes
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stayed where Irala had placed them, mostly treating with indifference the discoveries which the first Conquistadores had made, the Brazilians continued for two centuries to explore the country. These determined adventurers would spend months and months in the wild hunting slaves and looking for gold
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would attempt to lead 12,000 natives to safety into Argentina in an attempt to save them from Bandeirantes. With the death of Diego Alfaro by the hands of Bandeirantes a conflict was sure to come between the two groups and it all came to head when Jerónimo Pedroso de Barros and Manuel Pires attacked
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in 1494 and began to encompass what is today the country of Brazil. Bandeirantes usually numbered anywhere from 50 to several thousand and were sponsored by the wealthy elites. Many of these expeditions into the interior of Brazil set up trading posts and built roads that connected the settlements
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some crossed the vast hinterland beyond the Paraguay river all the way to the high mountains of the kingdom of Peru. The Paulistas had to fight against their enemies and against nature: in respect of the latter they had to battle against the weather and in respect of the former they had to battle
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were also responsible for unsteady relations between the Spanish Empire and the Portuguese Empire, as they essentially conducted an undeclared war on indigenous residents allied with Spain or the Jesuits. With only a few outlying Spanish settlements surviving and the majority of Jesuit missions
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was born in São Paulo in 1608 to a well-off family and spent much of his early life as a farmer in Pinheiros before becoming an income inspector in 1626. However, it was 1638 when the one who would go on to be called "The Emerald Hunter" would get his first taste of expedition when he would join
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missions was to capture and enslave native populations. They carried this out by a number of tactics. The bandeirantes usually relied on surprise attacks, simply raiding villages or collections of natives, killing any who resisted, and kidnapping the survivors. Trickery could also be used; one
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against wrath and hate. The lack of supplies could have driven them to despair had it not been that they were used to eating the fruits of the hinterland: wild honey, wild nuts, sweet and bitter palmitos, and the roots of edible plants. (Pedro Taques de Almeida Paes Leme)
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The Bandeirantes and the Jesuits did not agree on the treatment of the native people. The Jesuits wanted to convert the native population to Christianity while the Bandeirantes wanted to sell the native population into slavery. Jesuit leader father
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common tactic was disguising themselves as Jesuits, often singing Mass to lure the natives out of their settlements. At the time, the Jesuits had a deserved reputation as the only colonial force that treated the natives somewhat fairly in the
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and came from the Portuguese settlement in São Paulo who were sent out to chart and explore the interior of the country. By exploring the interior of the country, Portugal was able to claim land that exceeded the line drawn by the
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However, a new breed of men was growing, wild, yes, and ungovernable, but one in whom the infusion of native American blood would soon result in a relentless increase in action and achievement. So while the Spaniards in
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In spite of their ignorance of geography, a science unknown to the Paulistas of olden times, and with only the help of the sun, they penetrated the interior of the Americas, conquering tribes. Some went to the
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and would go on to destroy the Jesuit mission camps. The battle ended the war and with Portugal expelling the Jesuits from the country in 1759, it ended the relations between the Jesuits and the Bandeirantes.
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wave is trying to confront Brazil's controversial past and their practice of glorifying slave traders. Calls to take down statues were again intensified with Britain's removal of a statue of
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of the 1690s. The gold rush would be one of the largest in the world and would produce the largest gold mines in South America. With the discovery of gold by Bandeirantes in the mountains of
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a Jesuit camp. The Jesuits led by father Pedro Romero had a force of around 4,200 against the Bandeirantes force of about 3,500. Romero would repel the assault and win the day. With the
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in São Paulo. The call for statue removal is not limited to Brazil—other countries in South America have also called for the removal of statues that depict slavery in a positive light.
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were responsible for the discovery of mineral wealth, and, along with the missionaries, for the territorial enlargement of central and southern Brazil. This mineral wealth made
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which saw the Spanish and Portuguese fight against the native Guarani population. Despite early failures due to guerrilla tactics the Spanish and Portuguese would attack and
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would surround the settlements and set them alight, forcing inhabitants out into the open. At a time when imported African slaves were comparatively expensive, the
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Franco, Francisco de Assis Carvalho, "Dicionário de Bandeirantes e Sertanistas do Brasil", Ed. São Paulo University, São Paulo, Ed Itatiaia, Belo Horizonte (1989)
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also helped to extend the power of Portugal by expanding its control over the Brazilian interior. Along with the exploration and settlement of this territory the
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Ownership paradigms in American civil law jurisdictions: manifestations of the shifts in the legislation of Louisiana, Chile, and Argentina (16th–20th centuries)
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Integral edition of the book 'Paulistana nobility – Genealogy of the main families from São Paulo, in Portuguese, by Pedro Taques de Almeida Paes Leme
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Integral edition of the book 'Paulistana nobility - Genealogy of the main families from São Paulo, in Portuguese, by Pedro Taques de Almeida Paes Leme
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explored unmapped regions of the Brazilian colony and captured and enslaved Indians. Expansion of the Brazilian territory far beyond Tordesillas Line.
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Carvalho Franco, Francisco de Assis, Dicionário de e Sertanistas do Brasil, Editora Itatiaia Limitada – Editora da Universidade de São Paulo, 1989
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the richest mines and the largest territory in South America. This acquisition was of all the inhabited earth the most beautiful part. (
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and the enslavement of over 60,000 indigenous people. Between 1648 and 1652, Tavares also led one of the longest known expeditions from
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Leme, Pedro Taques de Almeida Paes, "Nobiliarquia Paulistana Histórica e Genealógica", Ed. São Paulo University (1980, São Paulo).
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Projeto Compartilhar, a database of documents related to the families of the settlers of São Paulo, then captaincy of São Vicente
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and books were made about Bandeirantes. Many statues were raised at this time, including the São Paulo's Monumento às Bandeiras.
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In the 1660s, the Portuguese government offered rewards to those who discovered gold and silver deposits in inner Brazil. So the
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themselves. They used words like entry (entrada), journey, voyage, company, discovery and rarely, fleet or war. One writer dates
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and silver, guided by what they had learnt from the native Americans. Eventually they managed to secure for themselves and the
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Um Governo de Engonços: Metrópole e Sertanistas na Expansão dos Domínios Portugueses aos Sertões do Cuiabá (1721–1728)
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or flag, and by extension, a group of soldiers, a detached military unit or a raiding party. In medieval Portugal a
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Deus, Frei Gaspar da Madre de, "História da Capitania de São Vicente", Ed. São Paulo University (1975, São Paulo)
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deposits and establishing mines. As they ventured into unmapped regions in search of profit and adventure, the
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tactic was to set native tribes against each other in order to weaken them, and then to enslave both sides.
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also discovered mineral wealth for the Portuguese, which they had been previously unable to profit from.
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raided 21 Jesuit villages in the upper Paraná Valley, ultimately capturing about 2,500 natives. A
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Memoirs to the history of the captaincy of São Vicente, autor Frei Gaspar da Madre de Deus
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Hemming, John, "Red Gold: The Conquest of the Brazilian Indians, 1500–1760 (London, 1978)
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Taunay, Afonso de E., "Relatos Sertanistas", Ed. São Paulo University (1981, São Paulo) *
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By the 17th century, Jesuit missions had become a favorite target of the expeditions. A
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With the treaty of Tordesillas in 1494 the South American continent was divided between
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Taunay, Afonso de E., "História das Bandeiras Paulistas", Ed. Melhoramentos (São Paulo)
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to the mouth of the Amazon river, investigating many of its tributaries, including the
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were descended from Portuguese colonists who settled in São Paulo, but most were of
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on June 7, 2020. On July 24, 2021, protesters, in response to Brazilians president
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Explorers, slavers, and fortune hunters in colonial Brazil (15th–18th centuries)
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Though they originally aimed to subjugate and enslave indigenous peoples, the
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These exploration by the Bandeirantes set in motion what would be called the
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Spain and Portugal would agree to dismantle the Jesuit missions called the
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History of the Captaincy of São Vicente, Pedro Taques de Almeida Paes Leme
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Projeto História: Revista do Programa de Estudos Pós-Graduados de História
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The Jesuit Suppression in Global Context: Causes, Events, and Consequences
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Darcy Ribeiro (2003). O Povo Brasileiro. : Companhia de Bolso. pp. 435–
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overrun, the de facto control by Portugal over most of what is now the
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In 1636, Tavares led a bandeira, composed of 2,000 allied Indians, 900
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of the region. If luring the natives with promises did not work, the
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descent with both Portuguese and indigenous ancestry. This was due to
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was a military unit of 36 soldiers. The words were not used by the
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General History of the Paulista Bandeiras, by Afonso Taunay
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until the river Plate and as far as the rivers Uruguay and
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Crow, John A., "The Epic of Latin America", (London, 1992)
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being the norm in colonial Brazilian society, as well as
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territory of Brazil was recognized by the Treaties of
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wealthy during the 18th century. As a result of the
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Supplementary Convention on the Abolition of Slavery
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