Gonzalo de Sandoval (1497 – late 1528) was a Spanish conquistador in New Spain (Mexico): 50 and briefly co-governor of the colony while Hernán Cortés...
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1983 Gonzalo de Sandoval (1497–1528), Spanish conquistador in New Spain Hernán Sandoval (born 1983), Guatemalan football striker Horacio Sandoval (born...
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after landing, Narváez attacked a small coastal garrison led by Gonzalo de Sandoval. Narváez' attack failed, causing him to lose several prisoners, which...
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allies, accompanied by Andrés de Tapia, Francisco Verdugo, and Francisco de Lugo, and secured Coyohuacan. Gonzalo de Sandoval took 24 horsemen, 14 arquebusiers...
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the command of Gonzalo de Sandoval, one of Cortés' lieutenants. Cortés then abandoned attempts to colonise Nito, and sailed to Puerto de Caballos with...
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March 2, 1527, to December 8, 1528, with Gonzalo de Sandoval and Luis de la Torre, for about 21 months. (Sandoval was part of the government only until August...
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led a charge for Matlatzincatl, followed by Gonzalo de Sandoval, Pedro de Alvarado, Cristóbal de Olid, Juan de Salamanca, and Alonso Dávila. Cortés attacked...
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papers to officers of Cortés in Veracruz, including Cristóbal de Olid and Gonzalo de Sandoval. He started for Mexico City to speak directly to Cortés, but...
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wrote that Olid's soldiers rose against and then murdered him. Gonzalo de Sandoval Pedro de Alvarado Thomas, Hugh (2010). The Golden Empire. Random House...
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Suárez Gaspar de Rodas Diego de Roxas Bartolomé Ruiz Juan de Salcedo Juan de Sanct Martín Francisco "Chamuscado" Sánchez Gonzalo de Sandoval Ulrico Schmidl...
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