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23: 265:. While this was a sporadic attack the Spanish believed the Dutch could attempt to ally the Mapuches and establish a stronghold in southern Chile. The Spanish knew of the Dutch plans to establish themselves at the ruins of Valdivia so they attempted to re-establish Spanish rule there before the Dutch arrived again. The Spanish attempts were thwarted during the 1630s when Mapuches did not allow the Spanish to pass by their territory. With the Spanish blocked from entering Valdivia via land the much waited 922: 805: 740: 459: 62: 78: 115: 152: 99: 30: 136: 46: 616: 244:
in 1584. Nombre de Jesús was abandoned after only five months of existence and its population sought themselves to Ciudad del Rey Don Felipe. There, realizing there was not enough food for all, Andrés de Biedma ordered the people to scatter along the northern coast of the strait and wait for any
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to the Strait of Magellan in order to explore the feasibility of fortifying it and by virtue of that controlling the entrance to the Pacific Ocean from the Atlantic. After surveying the strait Sarmiento departed to Spain and obtained there through the king ships and settlers for a definitive
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strategy against the incoming invaders. While the Dutch abandoned their new colony after only two months in October 1643, their invasion caused great alarm among Spanish authorities and triggered the return of the Spanish to Valdivia. The construction of the
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was the most important part of the Patagonian Archipelago recommending to concentrate on the defense of Chiloé. It was the hope of the Spanish that when the supposed British return occurred they would find the Juan Fernández Islands fortified and settled.
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A varied list of 18th-century and early 19th-century authors in Chile, Spain and the rest of Europe concurred on the strategic importance of Valdivia and its harbour. A notable dissident was the Governor of Osorno
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wrecked off the coast of Patagonia. Nevertheless, the British arrival caused great alarm among the Spanish who searched extensively the Patagonian archipelagoes to cleanse it from any possible British presence.
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Map with places that were fortified at some point during colonial times. Blue dots mark locations first fortified in the 17th century or before. Green dots marks paces first fortified in the 18th century.
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diverted significant resources to fortify the Chilean coast as a consequence of Dutch and English raids. During the 16th century the Spanish strategy was to complement the fortification work in its
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in Peru 1000 men in twenty ships and ordered 2000 men to march by land from Central Chile in 1644 to resettle Valdivia and fortify it. The land troops never made it to Valdivia, probably due to
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vessel that could provide aid. Sarmiento's resupply expedition never did arrive at the straits, this was due to a storm and only a few settlers survived to be rescued by other navigators.
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assumed power in Spain during the early 18th century the threat of a French attack dissipated, instead the British seemed to be the foremost menace to Spains possessions in Chile. The
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converged in a project to advance the frontiers of the Spanish Empire in the Southeast Pacific and prevent the establishment of a British base. As result of this plan the
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who argued in an 1810 report for diminishing the size of the garrison protecting Valdivia and distribute resources aimed at it elsewhere. This report was rebuked by
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were also made ready for an eventual English attack. Inspired in the recommendations of former governor Santa María the Spanish founded the "city-fort" of
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into a direct dependency of the Viceroyalty of Peru. As with other 18th-century forts in Chile the establishment of Ancud caused through the new
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and other parts of the west coast of the Americas. The coastal fortifications and defense system was at its peak in the mid-18th century.
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became a burden for the Spanish colonial finances, more so considering that the Dutch did not return to establish their planned colony.
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met no resistance when it reached the ruins of old Spanish city in August 1643. Before that the Dutch did however engage the Spanish at
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the Valdivian Fort System was updated and reinforced from 1764 onwards. Other vulnerable localities of colonial Chile such as
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in northern Chile was first fortified in the 1730s, about fifty years after it was sacked and torched by the pirate
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supported the project and suggested some modifications. The plan included the building one fort on each side of
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proved a complete failure even before the expedition reached Spanish ports: the ships had dispersed and HMS
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between Britain and Spain caused the British to plan an attack against the Spanish possessions in Chile.
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Permanent war on Peru's periphery: Frontier identity and the politics of conflict in 17th century Chile
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inaugurated an era of privateering and piracy along the coasts of Chile. Responding to this threat the
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and by Cochrane's decision to attack the Valdivia Fort System itself in 1820. According to historian
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Mackenna was more concerned about controlling resources than of providing valid arguments.
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Sahady Villanueva, Antonio; Bravo Sánchez, José; Quilodrán Rubio, Carolina (2010).
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were abandoned by the Spaniards who retreated to the city of Valdivia.
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Crónica de La Serena desde su fundación hasta nuestros días 1549-1870
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1684 is the most likely date of creation of this 17th century fort.
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A painting on the landings of Thomas Cochrane previous to the
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Fortification engineers building 18th century forts imprinted
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were settled and the fort of Tenquehuen established in
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Baltazar de Cordes to attack the Spanish settlement of
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Spanish colonization attempt of the Strait of Magellan
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Concha, Manuel (1871). "Capítulo tercero. Piratas.".
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that the Dutch had plans to return to the location,
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Index

Coastal fortifications of colonial Chile is located in Chile
La Serena
Valparaíso
Robinson Crusoe Island
Penco
Old Concepción
Talcahuano
Corral Bay
Valdivia
Ancud
Tenquehuén
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Colonial times
Spanish Empire
Caribbean ports
Strait of Magellan
Captaincy General of Chile
Spanish colonization attempt of the Strait of Magellan
Francis Drake
viceroy of Peru
Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa
Duke of Alba
Primera Angostura
Nombre de Jesús
Ciudad del Rey Don Felipe
Huilliche
corsair
Castro
Dutch invasion
Carelmapu

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