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Period: 1529 to
Life
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1545
Camargo Arrives in Tlaxcala
He moves to Tlaxcala, where he marries Leonor Vázquez, an indigenous noblewoman. The couple has two children: Isabel and Diego. -
Period: 1561 to
Camargo works as an Interpretor
Serves as an interpreter for the mayor’s office in Tlaxcala, playing a key role in legal and political affairs. -
Period: 1580 to
Borrador - Historia Tlaxcala is Written
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Appointed in Government Position
Appointed as "teniente" (deputy) of the Tlaxcalan alcalde mayor (chief magistrate) and interpreter for the court of the governor. -
Travels to Spain for Recognition of Tlaxcala
Travels to Spain with a delegation of notable Tlaxcalans to petition King Philip II for the confirmation of their privileges, a request that is successfully granted. -
Descrpcion - Carmgo begins Relaciones Geograficas
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New Position in Town Council
Becomes administrator of the town council’s estates in Tlaxcala, strengthening his influence in local governance. -
Beginning draft of Suma y Epiloga
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Recieves buisness grant
Receives a large land grant for salt production from the viceroy and secures a six-year monopoly on the enterprise, further expanding his economic power. -
First Discovery of Manuscript
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Fray Francisco de las Navas y Salcedo possesses a copy
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Suma housed at Colegio Jesulta
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Museo Borturinin Manuscript is Records
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Borturini Benaduci References Camargo
Boturini describes it as a 64-folio Spanish-language manuscript with missing beginning and end. -
Period: to
Historia enters the Biblioteca Universidad de Mexico
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Historia - Mariana Fernández de Echeverría Copy
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Historia - Copy made by Diego Panes
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Descripcion - Glasgow copy is made
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Historia - Copy made by Uguina
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Historia - Copy made by Antonio de León y Gama
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Suma - José María Luis Mora copy
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Historia - Ternaux Compans copy made
Ternaux-Compans copies a version from Panes’ manuscript, labeling it Pedazo de historia de Nueva España. -
Suma - British and Foreign Bible Society Copy
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Historia - Carlos María de Bustamante copy made
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Historia - Manuscript arrives in National Museum of Mexico
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Historia - Copy by Cahauntzi
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Historia - Copy by Arrillaga
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Historia - Copy made by Juan Baptista Munoz
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Historia - Manuscript Arrives in Paris
Sent to Paris, where it remains today in the Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris (MS 210), described as a 64-leaf manuscript numbered 30-93. -
Historia - copy made by Prescott
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Historia - Library of Congress copy
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Historia - Copy found in Rich collection
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Historia - José Fernando Ramírez copy made
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Historia - Copy found in Goupil Collection