Una micro-economía en la frontera sur del Reino de Chile: El colegio de misiones de Chillán hacia fines de la colonia
The article analyzes the economic dynamics of the College of Missions of Chillán on the southern border of the Kingdom of Chile towards the end of the Colony. It identifies the economic resources available to the College to carry out its missionary work in the land of the faithful and Gentiles, as w...
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| Lenguaje: | español |
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2018
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| Sumario: | The article analyzes the economic dynamics of the College of Missions of Chillán on the southern border of the Kingdom of Chile towards the end of the Colony. It identifies the economic resources available to the College to carry out its missionary work in the land of the faithful and Gentiles, as well as the economic links it generated with local landowners, merchants, missions and the pehuenche population. Through the books of Accounts, Provisions and Statutes, we have been able to determine that the College of Missions of Chillán, managed to establish an economic network based on the synod assigned by the Crown, its properties and moving assets, which allowed not only the subsistence of
the friars, but also contributed to generate spaces of sociability on the southern border of the Spanish empire. |
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