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the island was named after him
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the king of Portugal Alfonso IV, had a crew composed of Genoese, Florentines, Castilians and Portuguese, From this moment, the Archipelago has ceased to be part of the mythical geography to become an area frequented and coveted by adventurers and merchants .
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Pope Clement VI appoints Mr. Luis de la Cerda, infant of Castile and admiral of France, sovereign of the Canary Islands, with the title of “Prince of Fortune”
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It will land on the eastern shores of Gran Canaria laying the foundations of the new bishopric in the aboriginal nucleus of Telde, from which it will take its name. Few are the news about their activities on the island.
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Martín Ruíz de Avedaño is pushed by a storm to the coast of Lanzarote.
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By that date the monks will be killed and the missionary headquarters destroyed. By then the economic, financial and demographic crisis had hit the Mediterranean area hard, so Catalans and Majorcans leave the Atlantic zone.
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From this date until 1492, navigations from Andalucía to capture Canarian slaves had to be frequent, judging by the importance that their sale had in the amount of the Sevillian municipal sale, as well as by its demographic repercussions in aboriginal populations of the islands.
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he got 200 captives and the king’s surrender
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unshiped from lanzarote
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they accepted the domain by being few
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they opposed the previous invasions of Béthencourt and the Portuguese
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they killed Doramas and subdued Semidán
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resistance and death of Tanausú in Tigalete and Eceró.
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resistance and death of Mencey Bencomo and then of Bentor. Defeat in the Acentejo and final victories in Aguere and again, the Acentejo.