User:Tisquesusa/sandbox

To start[edit]

Prehistory[edit]

1 - Prehistory of the Altiplano Cundiboyacense
2 - Sueva
3 - Nemocón rock shelter
4 - Sáchica rock shelter
5 - Galindo

Muisca topics[edit]

Geology[edit]

To separate[edit]

zaque
zipa

To expand[edit]

San Agustín Archaeological Park - a disgrace!
El Abra
Bachué
Chía
Guecha warrior
Gold Museum, Bogotá
Andrés Díaz Venero de Leiva

Boyacá & Cundinamarca municipalities:

Created or heavily expanded, to maintain[edit]

- Jesús Arango Cano
- Gonzalo Correal Urrego
- José Domingo Duquesne
- Ana María Groot
- Thomas van der Hammen
- Panche people
- Hunzahúa Well
- Siecha Lakes
- Cojines del Zaque
- Moon Temple (Chía)
- Tundama
- Iraca
- Sugamuxi
- Battle of Pasca
- Archaeology Museum Sogamoso
- Herrera Period
- Muisca agriculture
- Muisca architecture
- Muisca astronomy
- Carl Henrik Langebaek
- Bernardo de Lugo
- Miguel Triana
- Lake Herrera
- Nompanim
- Women in Muisca society
- Guayupe people
- Zoratama
- Nemocón
- Muzo people
- Suesca
- List of Muisca toponyms
- Tegua people
- Muisca mummification
- Eliécer Silva Celis
- Liborio Zerda
- Lake Suesca
- Muisca economy
- List of Muisca museum collections
- Lake Fúquene
- Goranchacha Temple
- Altiplano Cundiboyacense
- Bogotá savanna
- Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff
- Marianne Cardale de Schrimpff
- Tenza Valley
- Choconta (genus)
- Choconta circulata
- Spanish conquest of the Muisca
- Muisca warfare
- Hernán Pérez de Quesada
- Torres Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada
- List of flora and fauna named after the Muisca
- List of Muisca research institutes
- Chibafruime
- Guahaioque
- Tequendama
- Hotel Tequendama
- Aguazuque
- Muisca art
- Gonzalo Suárez Rendón
- Martín Galeano
- Ortún Velázquez de Velasco
- Juan de Sanct Martín
- Bartolomé Camacho Zambrano
- Gonzalo Macías
- Miguel Holguín y Figueroa
- Pedro Fernández de Valenzuela
- List of Muisca and pre-Muisca sites
- Checua
- Tibitó
- Diego de Torres y Moyachoque
- Luis Lanchero
- Ocetá Páramo
- Juan de Céspedes
- Juan Rodríguez Freyle
- Casa del Fundador Gonzalo Suárez Rendón
- Baltasar Maldonado
- Epítome de la conquista del Nuevo Reino de Granada
- Eastern Hills, Bogotá
- Bolívar Square
- Guadalupe Hill
- Battle of Tocarema
- Bahía Portete – Kaurrele National Natural Park
- Biodiversity of Colombia
- Hernán Venegas Carrillo
- Juan Friede
- Cabildo Mayor del Pueblo Muisca
- Bojacá River
- Fucha River
- Soacha River
- Subachoque River
- Tunjuelo River
- Juan del Junco
- Suárez River
- Meandro del Say
- La Isla (wetland)
- El Salitre (wetland)
- La Florida (wetland)
- Guaymaral y Torca
- Tibanica
- Juan Amarillo River
- Antonio Díaz de Cardoso
- Gonzalo García Zorro
- Pedro Ruiz Corredor
- Juan Tafur
- Juan de Albarracín
- Martín Yañés Tafur
- Teusacá River
- Antonio de Lebrija (conquistador)
- Torca River
- Río Frío
- Bacatá

Gonzalo 2[edit]

Name	Department	Date	Year	Note(s)
Bojacá	Cundinamarca	16 October	1537	^[1]
Somondoco	Boyacá	1 November	1537	^[2]
Une	Cundinamarca	23 February	1538	^[3]

Gonzalo[edit]

Name	Department	Date	Year	Note(s)
Guataquí (with Federmann & De Belalcázar)	Cundinamarca	6 April	1539	^[4]
Siachoque	Boyacá		1553	^[5]
San Martín	Meta		1569	^[6]
Mesetas	Meta		1569	es:wiki
Inírida	Guainía	December	1571	es:wiki
Fresno	Tolima		1574	^[7]
Campoalegre	Huila			es:wiki

Juan Maldonado[edit]

Name	Department	Date	Year	Note(s)	Map
Simití (with Antonio de Lebríja)	Bolívar	1 April	1537	^[8]

Nikolaus Federmann[edit]

Name	Department	Date	Year	Note(s)	Map
Fosca	Cundinamarca	1 September	1536	^[9]^[10]

Neighbouring indigenous groups[edit]

(Modern) name	Department	Indigenous group bold is seat	Meaning(s) in Chibcha bold is personal name	Note(s)
X Chiscas	Boyacá	Lache	Muddy place	^[11]^[12]
X Chita	Boyacá	Lache	Our farmfields	^[11]^[13]
X El Cocuy	Boyacá	Lache	Good friend	^[11]^[13]
X El Espino	Boyacá	Lache		^[13]
X Guacamayas	Boyacá	Lache	Enclosure of the Sun	^[11]^[13]
X Jericó	Boyacá	Lache		^[13]
X Panqueba	Boyacá	Lache		^[13]
X Támara	Casanare
Pajarito	Boyacá	Golconda tribe	Not "little bird" as it would be in Spanish Pa; father, ja; load, role, rito; dog	^[11]
X Socha	Boyacá	Boche & Pirgua	Land of the Sun and Moon Sué = Sun, Chía = Moon	^[11]
Tasco	Boyacá	Boche & Pirgua	Enclosure or mansion of the sovereign	^[11]^[13]
X Caparrapí	Cundinamarca	Muzo	Inhabitant of the creeks	^[14]
X Coper	Boyacá	Muzo	Support	^[11]
X Maripí	Boyacá	Muzo	Son of Fura and Tena	^[11]
X Muzo	Boyacá	Muzo
X Otanche	Boyacá	Muzo
X Paime	Cundinamarca	Muzo	High (Colima)	^[15]
P Quípama	Boyacá	Muzo	Daughter of cacique Itoco	^[11]
X Topaipí	Cundinamarca	Muzo
X Tununguá	Boyacá	Muzo	Named after cacique Tunungua, according to the Muzos descending from Fura and Tena	^[11]^[16]^[17]
X Anapoima	Cundinamarca	Panche	Aima means "land of someone"	^[14]
X Anolaima	Cundinamarca	Panche	From the Anolayma tribe	^[14]
X Apulo	Cundinamarca	Panche
X Bituima	Cundinamarca	Panche	Your anchovy	^[18]
Cachipay	Cundinamarca	Panche	Name of a fruit, similar to the corozo	^[19]
X Chaguaní	Cundinamarca	Panche	Lord of the golden hill	^[20]
X Guataquí	Cundinamarca	Panche	Farmfields of the long hill	^[4]
X Guayabal de Síquima	Cundinamarca	Panche	Named after cacique Síquima	^[14]
X Nimaima	Cundinamarca	Panche	Aima means "land of someone"	^[14]
X Nocaima	Cundinamarca	Panche	Aima means "land of someone"	^[14]
X Pulí	Cundinamarca	Panche	Dry hill cultivated with short grass	^[21]
X Quipile	Cundinamarca	Panches	Strong and superior place From cacique Quipili	^[22]
X Sasaima	Cundinamarca	Panche	Aima means "land of someone"	^[14]
X Tocaima	Cundinamarca	Panche
X Vianí	Cundinamarca	Panche	From cacique Vianí Summit of gold (uncertain)	^[23]
X Viotá	Cundinamarca	Panche	Many farmfields	^[24]
X Pandi	Cundinamarca	Sutagao
X Fosca	Cundinamarca	Mau, Maco Guapi or Buchipa	Fortress of the fox	^[9]
X Gachalá	Cundinamarca	Chío	Place of the Gacha Defeat of the night	^[25]
X Gama	Cundinamarca	Chío	Your back	^[26]