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Talamanca

Talamanca proper noun: a kingdom that existed between the Executive Decree issued by the Costa Rican government on July 25, 1867, recognizing the indigenous monarchs as political chiefs of the region, until the death in 1910 of their last king, Antonio Saldaña, without an heir.

Proper noun

Talamanca

  1. (historical) A kingdom that existed between the Executive Decree issued by the Costa Rican government on July 25, 1867, recognizing the indigenous monarchs as political chiefs of the region, until the death in 1910 of their last king, Antonio Saldaña, without an heir.

Questions about Talamanca

What does Talamanca mean?
Talamanca means a kingdom that existed between the Executive Decree issued by the Costa Rican government on July 25, 1867, recognizing the indigenous monarchs as political chiefs of the region, until the death in 1910 of their last king, Antonio Saldaña, without an heir.
What part of speech is Talamanca?
Talamanca is a proper noun.

Words near Talamanca in the dictionary

  1. talakawa
  2. talakawas
  3. talaks
  4. talalgia
  5. Talalora
  6. Talamanca
  7. Talamancan
  8. Talamancans
  9. Talamante
  10. Talamantes
  11. Talamantez

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