Nikolaus Federmann

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Nikolaus Federmann was a 16th-century German conquistador in Spanish service, known for his expeditions in northern South America during the early colonization of New Granada and Venezuela.

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Nikolaus Federmann canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German person
conquistador
person
areaOfExploration Llanos of Venezuela
Orinoco basin
linked to: Orinoco Basin

eastern Andes of present-day Colombia
associatedWith Spanish colonial administration in the Americas
Welser concession in Venezuela
centuryOfActivity 16th century
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
employer Spanish Crown
linked to: Crown of Spain

Welser banking family
linked to: Welser family
ethnicGroup German
familyName Federmann
givenName Nikolaus
historicalPeriod Age of Discovery
linked to: Age of Exploration
historicalRegion New Granada
Province of Venezuela
knownFor harsh overland marches through unexplored territories
rivalry and overlapping claims with other conquistadors in New Granada
languageOfWorkOrName German
Spanish
militaryBranch Spanish colonial forces
notableFor early colonization of New Granada
early colonization of Venezuela
long overland expeditions in South America
notableWork expeditions in New Granada
expeditions in Venezuela
journey to the Colombian Andes
participation in the founding of Bogotá region settlements
occupation colonial administrator
conquistador
soldier
participantIn Spanish conquest of northern South America
colonial ventures of the Welser family in Venezuela
placeOfActivity New Granada
Venezuela
northern South America
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
role colonial official in Venezuela
leader of exploration expeditions
serviceEntry Spanish service in the Americas

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Spanish conquest of New Granada commander Nikolaus Federmann
Welser concession in Venezuela governor Nikolaus Federmann