Tucapel, Chile
Chile
Tucapel, Chile links to 1210 places across 5 topics through 29 Bunkabop connections, mostly in history and military. The place is tied to the Battle of Tucapel, where the conqueror Valdivia died after being defeated by Lautaro. Later ties include a fort rebuilt in 1566 and its abandonment after the Battle of Curalaba in 1598. Valdivia, Spain, and Santiago appear among its co-connected places, with smaller clusters in government and nature.
Battle of Curalaba
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Valdivia, Chile | Villarrica, Chile
Cornelio Saavedra Rodríguez
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Angol, Chile | Cañete, Chile | Perquenco, Chile | Saavedra, Chile
Battle of Marihueñu
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Spain | Madrid, Spain | Chile | Confines, Colombia
Rodrigo de Quiroga
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Castro, Chile | Arauco, Chile | Cañete, Chile | Lebu, Chile | Lo Miranda, Chile
Laja River (Chile)
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Biobío Region | Yumbel, Chile | San Rosendo, Chile | Quilleco, Chile | Antuco, Chile
Alonso de Ribera
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Negrete, Chile | Talcahuano, Chile | Purén, Chile | Yumbel, Chile | Arauco, Chile
Francisco de Aguirre (conquistador)
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Rome, Italy | Chile | Santiago, Chile | Bolivia | Valdivia, Chile
Battle of Tucapel
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Spain | Madrid, Spain | Chile | Valdivia, Chile | Gobernador, Spain
Alonso de Ercilla
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: London, England | France | Germany | Italy | Spain
History of Chile
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: United States | India | Japan | China | Spain
García Hurtado de Mendoza, 5th Marquis of Cañete
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Spain | Madrid, Spain | Chile | Brussels | Santiago, Chile
Arauco War
Connects Tucapel, Chile to: Spain | Argentina | Chile | Santiago, Chile | Peru