Governorate of New Castile

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The Governorate of New Castile was an early Spanish colonial administrative district in South America that encompassed much of what is now Peru before being reorganized under the Viceroyalty of Peru.

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Governorate of New Castile canonical 4

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Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish colonial governorate
former administrative division
administrativeCenter Cuzco
linked to: Cusco
borderedBy Governorate of New Andalusia
Governorate of New Toledo
capital Cuzco
linked to: Cusco
colonialPower Spain
continent South America
country Spanish Empire
createdBy Capitulation of Toledo
currency Spanish real
dateEstablished 1529
dissolvedIn 1542
endYear 1542
establishedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Crown of Castile
event Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire
firstGovernor Francisco Pizarro
followedBy Viceroyalty of Peru
governmentType colonial administration
governorTitle Governor
historicalEra Age of Discovery
linked to: Age of Exploration

Spanish Golden Age
includedCity Cuzco
linked to: Cusco

Lima
includedRegion Andes
Pacific coast of South America
includedTerritory former Inca Empire heartland
language Spanish
legalBasis Capitulation of Toledo of 1529
locatedInPresentDay Chile
Ecuador
Peru
namedAfter Kingdom of Castile
linked to: Castile
partOf Spanish colonization of the Americas
predecessor Inca Empire
religion Roman Catholicism
reorganizedInto Viceroyalty of Peru
sovereign Charles V of Spain
startYear 1529
status defunct administrative division
subdivisionOf Spanish Empire
timePeriod 16th century

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Viceroyalty of Peru predecessor Governorate of New Castile
Governorate of New Toledo precededBy Governorate of New Castile
Capitulation of Toledo created Governorate of New Castile
Capitulation of Toledo politicalEntityCreated Governorate of New Castile