Jesuit missions and aldeias among indigenous Brazilians (1550–1700)

1. First Jesuit mission arrives with Tomé de Sousa

   Mar 29, 1549Labels: Manuel da, Tom de, Salvador

   • Britannica
   • Britannica

2. Jesuits found São Paulo mission-college at Piratininga

   Jan 25, 1554Labels: S o, Jos de, Piratininga

   • Britannica
   • P tio

3. Nóbrega publishes catechetical dialogue for conversion

   Jan 1, 1557Labels: Di logo, Manuel da

   • N brega

4. Reritiba aldeia develops as Espírito Santo mission center

   Jan 1, 1565Labels: Reritiba, Esp rito, Anchieta

   • HPIP
   • Anchieta ES

5. Royal decree grants Jesuits control of aldeia residents

   Jan 1, 1574Labels: Royal decree, Jesuits

   • Britannica

6. Jesuit church-residence at Reritiba dated to 1579

   Jan 1, 1579Labels: Igreja de, Reritiba, Jesuit residence

   • Anchieta ES
   • HPIP

7. Dutch capture Salvador and loot Jesuit college

   May 1, 1624Labels: Salvador, Dutch capture

   • Salvador

8. Bandeirantes expel Jesuits from São Paulo

   Jul 13, 1640Labels: Bandeirantes, S o, Jesuits

   • S oPauloHist
   • Botada

9. Jesuits permitted to return to São Paulo

   Jan 1, 1653Labels: Jesuit return, S o

   • S oPauloHist

10. Treaty of the Mapuá negotiated by Vieira in Amazon region

    Aug 27, 1659Labels: Ant nio, Mapu Treaty

    • Mapu

11. António Vieira expelled from Maranhão amid aldeia disputes

    Jan 1, 1661Labels: Ant nio, Maranh o

    • JJS
    • BC Biblio

12. São Miguel Arcanjo mission established among Guaraní

    Jan 1, 1687Labels: S o, Guaran, Seven Peoples

    • UNESCO