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Caonabo

Caonabo (died 1496) was a cacique (chieftain) of Hispaniola at the time of Christopher Columbus's arrival to the island. He was known for his fighting skills and his ferocity. Caonabo was married to Anacaona, who was the sister of another cacique named Bohechío. He was born to the Lucayan people and later migrated to the island.

Chieftain of Maguana, Conflict with Spanish explorers & Capture and death

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Born
Lucayan Archipelago
Died
1496
Reign
?–1496
Spouse
Anacaona

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Chieftain of Maguana

Conflict with Spanish explorers

Capture and death

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Caonabo

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples55
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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related to Capture and death · 19
Caonabo → According, Bartolomé, Caonabo's, Casas, However, In Casas's, Manicatex, Native American, Ojeda, Samuel, Spain, Spaniards, Spanish, Taíno, The, The Spanish, There, When Caonabo, Wilson
related to Chieftain of Maguana · 18
Caonabo → Americas, Anacaona, Bahamas, Bartolomé, Bohechío, Casas, Christopher Columbus's, Dominican Republic, He, His, Hispaniola, Jaragua, Lucayan Archipelago, Maguana, San Juan, Southern Haiti, Spanish, The
related to Conflict with Spanish explorers · 14
Caonabo → Anacaona, Because, Christmas Day, Columbus, Columbus's, He, His, In, La Navidad, Santo Domingo, Spain, Spaniards, Spanish, The Santa María
Born · 1
Caonabo → Lucayan Archipelago
Died · 1
Caonabo → 1496
Reign · 1
Caonabo → ?–1496
Spouse · 1
Caonabo → Anacaona

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spanish island la anacaona cacique died hispaniola ojeda led capture born lucayan columbus navidad first native people taíno de fort

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CaonaboBornLucayan Archipelago1.00infobox
CaonaboDied14961.00infobox
CaonaboReign?–14961.00infobox
CaonaboSpouseAnacaona1.00infobox
Caonaborelated to Capture and deathOjeda0.60section
Caonaborelated to Capture and deathThere0.60section
Caonaborelated to Capture and deathAccording0.60section
Caonaborelated to Capture and deathSamuel0.60section
Caonaborelated to Capture and deathWilson0.60section
Caonaborelated to Capture and deathSpanish0.60section
Caonaborelated to Capture and deathBartolomé0.60section
Caonaborelated to Capture and deathCasas0.60section

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