Mabila

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Mabila is the fortified Native American town in present-day Alabama that was the site of a major 1540 battle between Hernando de Soto’s Spanish expedition and the forces of Chief Tuskaloosa.

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Mabila canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American town
Spanish exploration expedition
battle
fortified town
historical settlement
associatedWith Chief Tuskaloosa
Hernando de Soto
conflictBetween Forces of Chief Tuskaloosa
Hernando de Soto’s Spanish expedition
country United States (present-day)
culture Mississippian culture
date 1540
era Spanish exploration of North America
fortificationType palisaded town
hasLeader Chief Tuskaloosa
historicalStatus destroyed
inhabitedBy Mississippian peoples
Native Americans
leader Hernando de Soto
locatedIn Mabila
Mississippian cultural area
Southeastern United States
present-day Alabama
notableEvent Battle of Mabila (1540)
linked to: Battle of Mabila
partOf Chiefdom of Tuskaloosa
Hernando de Soto expedition
region American South
significance site of major 16th-century conflict between Spanish explorers and Native Americans
siteOf Battle of Mabila
timePeriod 16th century

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Battle of Mabila hasAlternativeName Mabila
Tuskaloosa associatedWith Mabila
Battle of Mabila locatedIn Mabila
subject linked to: Mabila