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Ambrosius Ehinger

Ambrosius Ehinger, also (Ambrosio Alfínger in Spanish) Dalfinger, Thalfinger, (ca. 1500 in Thalfingen near Ulm – 31 May 1533 near Chinácota in modern-day Colombia) was a German conquistador and the first governor of the Welser concession, also known as "Little Venice" (Klein-Venedig), in northern South America, now Venezuela.

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Known for
Founding of Maracaibo European exploration of northern South America
Born
~1500 Ulm, Free Imperial City of Ulm
Cause of death
Poisoned arrow
Died
31 May 1533 Chinácota, indigenous Chitarero territory, in modern-day Colombia
Employer(s)
Welser family of Augsburg Spanish Crown
Occupations
Conquistador

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Born · 1
Ambrosius Ehinger → ~1500 Ulm, Free Imperial City of Ulm
Cause of death · 1
Ambrosius Ehinger → Poisoned arrow
Died · 1
Ambrosius Ehinger → 31 May 1533 Chinácota, indigenous Chitarero territory, in modern-day Colombia
Employer(s) · 1
Ambrosius Ehinger → Welser family of Augsburg Spanish Crown
Known for · 1
Ambrosius Ehinger → Founding of Maracaibo European exploration of northern South America
Occupations · 1
Ambrosius Ehinger → Conquistador
Other name · 1
Ambrosius Ehinger → Ambrosio Alfinger
Years active · 1
Ambrosius Ehinger → 1529-1533

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ehinger maracaibo expedition first indigenous ambrosio city died alfinger welser coro chinácota spanish may 1533 klein-venedig de 1529 funeral colombia

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Ambrosius EhingerBorn~1500 Ulm, Free Imperial City of Ulm1.00infobox
Ambrosius EhingerCause of deathPoisoned arrow1.00infobox
Ambrosius EhingerDied31 May 1533 Chinácota, indigenous Chitarero territory, in modern-day Colombia1.00infobox
Ambrosius EhingerEmployer(s)Welser family of Augsburg Spanish Crown1.00infobox
Ambrosius EhingerKnown forFounding of Maracaibo European exploration of northern South America1.00infobox
Ambrosius EhingerOccupationsConquistador1.00infobox
Ambrosius EhingerOther nameAmbrosio Alfinger1.00infobox
Ambrosius EhingerYears active1529-15331.00infobox

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