Inacayal (c. 1835 – 1888, also transcribed as Ynacayal or Inakayal) was a cacique (chief) of the Tehuelche people in Patagonia, Argentina who led a resistance...

principal sites of interest in Tecka is the tomb of the cacique Inacayal (1835–88). Though Inacayal died in La Plata after being imprisoned by the national government...

National Territory of Chubut in 1884, after the last indigenous cacique, Inacayal, surrendered to government forces. Luis Fontana was named governor. At...

Huapi, only a few scattered indigenous families were there: People of Inacayal had been stripped of their lands, and transferred to Tecka (Chubut) when...

Hatuey of the Taino of Hispaniola Idacansás of the Muisca of Colombia Inacayal of the Tehuelche Jumacao of the Taino of Puerto Rico Juan de Lebu of the...

last rebel group, with more than 3,000 warriors commanded by chieftains Inacayal and Foyel, surrendered two months later in present Chubut Province. During...

During this period he met the Tehuelche chief, Inacayal, who was hospitable to him. Later Inacayal led a resistance to the government, not surrendering...

first two were stripped of their status in 1966 and the third in 1990. Inacayal Loncopán Salpul According to the unfinished "National Indigenous Census"...

Petrulevičius, 2015 Damselfly Inacayal A fossil species from the Eocene of Neuquén Province, Argentina, named "in honour of Inacayal (1833-1888), Günün a Küne...

century in Patagonia, Argentina. He allied with the tribes of Sayhueque, Inacayal, and Foyel (the last Patagonian indigenous chieftains who refused to recognize...