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Dácil

Princess Dácil was a Guanche princess of the kingdom of Taoro on the island of Tenerife (in the Canary Islands), best known for her marriage to a conqueror of the island.

Early life, Personal life & Influence on the Canary Islands

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Early life

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Personal life

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Influence on the Canary Islands

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Occupation
Princess (daughter of Bencomo)
Born
c. 1460 Taoro (Tenerife, Canary Islands)
Died
Unknown Unknown
Parent(s)
Adjona and Caseloria
Spouse
Fernando García del Castillo

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Early life

Personal life

Influence on the Canary Islands

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Dácil

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples72
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Dácil

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related to Personal life · 35
Dácil → According, Aguere, Battle, Bencomo, Bencomo's, Captain Fernando García, Castilian, Castillian, Castillo, Church, Concepción, Conception, Duriman, Duriman El Montanez, Dácil's, Guanche, Guanches, However, Iglesia, King
related to Influence on the Canary Islands · 17
Dácil → Antonio, Bethencourt Alfonso, Canary Island, Castilian, Guanche, Guanches, Her, However, La Conquista, Many, She, Spanish, Tenerife, The, The Conquest, Viana, Viana's
related to Early life · 15
Dácil → Adjona, Bencomo, Bentor, Canary Island, Caseloria, Chachiñama, Dácila, Mencey, Menceyato, Rosalva, Ruiman, She, Taoro, Tenerife, Tiñate
Born · 1
Dácil → c. 1460 Taoro (Tenerife, Canary Islands)
Died · 1
Dácil → Unknown Unknown
Occupation · 1
Dácil → Princess (daughter of Bencomo)
Parent(s) · 1
Dácil → Adjona and Caseloria
Spouse · 1
Dácil → Fernando García del Castillo

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princess canary captain del castillo bencomo taoro tenerife fernando garcía guanche island islands la spanish people many marriage castilian early

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DácilBornc. 1460 Taoro (Tenerife, Canary Islands)1.00infobox
DácilDiedUnknown Unknown1.00infobox
DácilOccupationPrincess (daughter of Bencomo)1.00infobox
DácilParent(s)Adjona and Caseloria1.00infobox
DácilSpouseFernando García del Castillo1.00infobox
Dácilrelated to Early lifeDácila0.60section
Dácilrelated to Early lifeMenceyato0.60section
Dácilrelated to Early lifeTaoro0.60section
Dácilrelated to Early lifeTenerife0.60section
Dácilrelated to Early lifeCanary Island0.60section
Dácilrelated to Early lifeShe0.60section
Dácilrelated to Early lifeMencey0.60section

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