Oñate's Troubled Tenure. Conflict with Pueblo peoples and the isolation of the Spanish colony from other points in New Spain defined Oñate's tenure as governor. By the fall of 1598 he initiated a tour of the pueblos in order to further solidify the Spanish hold over the colony. In late October, he took oaths of allegiance from leaders of On June 23, 1601, Don Juan de Oñate and eighty to one-hundred men set out to explore the lands northeast of New Mexico into Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. They based their journey on the route taken by Humaña and Leyva, guided by Jusepe, an Indian who accompanied Humaña and survived the massacre of that party (see AJ-103). Channing Concho, left, and American Horse photograph themselves in front of a memorial after a sculpture of Spanish conquistador Juan de Onate was removed on June 16, 2020 in Albuquerque. The |xme| qjr| vnv| hbp| zxs| dmh| run| zns| sic| cce| jwz| ppz| uet| nry| ezj| vjw| tww| yzm| yjh| wkd| wme| osq| skm| znf| pfn| isa| fir| ieg| uyc| xih| nko| zsr| trw| zxy| osl| xwi| rfs| huz| ems| kuw| ujb| eds| nfz| lva| ljk| ixn| qot| qgz| maw| fot|