Territorial expansion in the origins of New Spain: alliances, exploration, and resistance

The territorial expansion that gave rise to New Spain combined exploration routes, rivalries between figures such as Cortés and Guzmán, and alliances with indigenous peoples such as the Tlaxcaltecs, Huejotzings, and Totonacs. But upon reaching the north, resistance from nomadic peoples completely transformed the strategies of the viceroyalty in formation. See the complete article here:Territorial expansion in the origins of New Spain: alliances, exploration, and resistance | XIKOOVA