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	Jumacao - Biocrawler
		Jumacao, together with the help of the Cacique Daguao (Cacique of Naguabo), attacked Spanish settlements and burned down the City of Santiago (founded in 1513), which was located close to the Daguao (now Santiago) River, killing all of its inhabitants.
		Eventually, the Taino population became extinct because of the cruelty of forced labor and the smallpox epidemic.
		The Cacique Jumacao is honored on the Municipal Flag of Humacao.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Jumacao (479 words)

	Jumacao - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		He proved this by writting a letter to King Charles I of Spain, complaining that the appointed governor of the island was not honoring the peace treaty and that he and the other Caciques have virtually become prisoners of the governor.
		According to the testimony of Ignacio Martinez, the only sole survivor of the "Santiago incident", The Caciques and their tribes hid in the Sierras of Luquillo.
		Eventually, the Taino population became extinct because of the cruelity of forced labor and the smallpox epidemic.
	www.music.us /education/J/Jumacao.htm (678 words)

	Jumacao at AllExperts
		He proved this by writing a letter to King Charles I of Spain, complaining that the appointed governor of the island was not honoring the peace treaty and that he and the other Caciques had virtually become prisoners of the governor.
		Jumacao, together with the help of the Cacique Daguao (Cacique of Naguabo), attacked Spanish settlements and burned down the City of Santiago (founded in 1513), which was located close to the Daguao (now Santiago) River, killing all of its inhabitants.
		In 1975 the city of Humaco honored the Cacique Jumacao by including a crown within its Municipal Coat of Arms, which represents the royalty of the Cacique.
	en.allexperts.com /e/j/ju/jumacao.htm (562 words)

	Jumacao
		The Tainos, who lived in Puerto Rico long before the arrival of the Spaniards, were an organized and peaceful people.
		They reported to the "Supreme Cacique", who during Jumacao's time was the Cacique Agueybana.
		In 1975 the city of Humaco honored the Cacique Jumacao by including a crown within it's Municipal Coat of Arms, which represents the royalty of the Cacique.
	www.dejavu.org /cgi-bin/get.cgi?ver=93&url=http%3A%2F%2Farticles.gourt.com%2F%3Farticle%3DJumacao%26type%3Den (536 words)

	Humacao Puerto Rico Real Estate
		At the moment of the conquest and colonization of Puerto Rico, this territory was governed by the Taíno Chief Jumacao.
		Chief Jumacao was the first Taíno Chief to learn how to read and write.
		This fact was corroborated when he wrote a letter to the King of Spain complaining about the Governor of the island not complying with the peace treaty, and that other chiefs as well as himself were virtually prisoners of the regime.
	www.coldwellbankerpuertorico.com /e/english_info_humacao.html (211 words)

	boricua51450aevi \| aevi51450
		They reported to the "Supreme Cacique", who during Jumacao's time was the Cacique Agueybaná.
		When the Spaniards arrived, Agueybana received Juan Ponce de León with open arms.
		When he did not, the Tainos realized that the Spaniards were not "Gods" after all.
	www.freewebs.com /boricua51450aevi/ourtainos.htm (1298 words)

	Guazabara - Boriken Guazabara - The Taino Combat Skills
		Beaten, dismembered, stolen from their lands and enslaved, these peaceful people reminded the invaders that they were also warriors.
		Men and women such as Jumacao, Agueybanax the Brave, Yuaraibo, Anacaona, Enriquillo and Guarionex fought the Spanish heralding battles with the war cry “guazabara.” The Taino developed a specific method of combat using the macana (war club) and *machete to fight the Toledo swords of the Spanish.
		Because the machete was made of inferior metal and could not withstand a direct assault from the Spanish blade, the Taino warriors learned to move within the invader’s circle completely avoiding the sword.
	www.guazabara.com /taino.htm (304 words)

	tScholars.com \| Humacao, Puerto Rico (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Humacao was founded on April, 1722 and became autonomous (town) in 1793.
		Humacao derives its name from a local Indian Chief Jumacao.
		It consists of three horizontal stripes: gold that stands for Chief Jumacao's crown, red that symbolizes the Coat of Arms and the green that represents the arrows used by the TaÃnos.
	www.tscholars.com /encyclopedia/Humacao%2C_Puerto_Rico (728 words)

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		Su nombre es indio derivado del cacique Jumacao.
		Esto en honor al príncipe Luis de Asturias y al Cacique Jumacao o Macao, señor de estos terrenos antes de la colonización.
		Su nombre se deriva del cacique Jumacao o Macao, pero cuando los Españoles llegaron al pueblo le cambiaron el nombre a Buena Vista ya que a una lado tenían el mar y al otro una vega.
	www.laesquina.com /humacao.htm (1047 words)

	Humacao- Municipio Puerto Rico-datos y fotos
		El jefe indio Jumacao fue el primer cacique en leer y escribir español.
		La franja dorada simboliza el color de la corona del jefe taíno Jumacao, la franja al centro simboliza el color del pequeño escudo de armas y la franja verde inferior simboliza el color de las flechas que usaban los indios.
		Las flechas representan las dos guerras que el cacique Jumacao luchó con los españoles en el siglo decimosexto.
	www.prfrogui.com /home/humacao.htm (1147 words)

	Humacao, Puerto Rico
		Humacao was founded on April, 1722 and became autonomous (town) in 1793.
		Humacao derives its name from a local Indian chief Jumacao.
		Off shore near (1 km) Humacao is an island inhabited by Rhesus monkeys once used for scientific experiments back in the 1930s.
	welcome.topuertorico.org /city/humacao.shtml (289 words)

	Link To Puerto Rico.com - Humacao
		It consists of three horizontal stripes: gold that stands for Chief Jumacao's crown, red that symbolizes the Coat of Arms and the green that represents the arrows used by the Taínos.
		The arrows represent the two wars Jumacao fought against the Spanish during the XVI century.
		The small shield in the center represents the name of Humacao's Catholic Church; Dulce Nombre De Jesús.
	www.linktopr.com /humacao_e.html (789 words)

	Bristol-Myers Squibb Sustainability - Humacao, Puerto Rico Facility
		For two consecutive years, G.C. Reciclaje, Inc. recognized the site for its extraordinary successful effort in implementing a recycling program with the GOLDEN COQUI AWARD.
		The Municipal Government of Humacao awarded the CACIQUE JUMACAO AWARD in recognition as one of the best industries in regards to recycling programs.
		This facility is required to report annually on releases of toxic chemicals to the air, water, and land under Section 313 of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA).
	www.bms.com /static/ehs/facili/data/humaca.html (511 words)

	Photos of Puerto Rico.com ::: Pictures/Photos of Humacao, Puerto Rico:::
		Photos and snap pictures of Pueblo of Humacao, Puerto Rico
		The town of Humacao was founded in 1722, it derives its name from a local Indian chief Jumacao.
		This town is also known as "La Perla del Oriente" (the pearl of the orient) and/or "La Cuidad Gris" (gray city).
	www.photosofpuertorico.com /humacao.htm (83 words)

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