Ergebnis für "El Dorado" in Geschichte

Hosted by the incisive and unflinching Jack Madoxx, El Dorado: The City Worth Killing For unravels the truth behind the world's most dangerous legend. Through forensic storytelling and cold-case clarity, Jack exposes the lies, vanishings, forged maps, colonial ambition, and human obsession that kept the myth alive for centuries. From the original Muisca ceremony misinterpreted by Spanish conquistadors to the systematic cartographic fraud that guided expeditions toward nothing, from the explorers who disappeared into the Amazon to the jungle that devoured them all, this series is a ...

From the New York Times bestselling author, a masterful history of the American West – from the California Gold Rush to the settling of Oklahoma and beyond "Epic in its scale, fearless in its scope, this is a bravura performance from one of our master historians." — Hampton Sides...

Alongside the famous Lost City of Atlantis, perhaps no mythological city has captured the imaginations of people or been the source for exploration quite like El Dorado, the fabled city of gold that the Spanish believed was located somewhere in South America.

*Subtítulos en español en los videos. InSight Crime set out to the town of Segovia in search of Colombia’s blood gold – gold that makes us, the global consumers, complicit in conflict, crime, and corruption. But what we found was a trail that led not only to gangsters and warlords, but also to presidents and billionaire investors. Join us as we uncover the hidden story of Segovia’s descent from a company town to a mafia town and expose the savage capitalism that runs wild in the forgotten corners of the global economy.

El Dorado, La Vigencia del Mito desentierra la historia oculta detrás del mito más persistente de América: la ciudad perdida de oro que nunca existió, pero que cambió el destino de un continente. Desde las primeras expediciones de conquistadores enloquecidos hasta las obsesiones modernas por riquezas efímeras, este libro revela cómo una leyenda alimentó cinco siglos de codicia, violencia y destrucción.

En 1560, una expedición española liderada por el noble Pedro de Ursúa y el violento Lope de Aguirre se adentró en el Amazonas en busca de El Dorado, la legendaria ciudad de oro. Pero lo que comenzó como una misión de conquista se convirtió en una pesadilla de locura, traición y muerte. Hambre, enfermedades y la hostilidad de la selva desquiciaron a los hombres, llevándolos al borde de la humanidad. Aguirre, consumido por el resentimiento, encabezó un motín sangriento, proclamándose ”La Ira de Dios” y declarando la guerra a España.

El hombre tiende siempre a inventar utopías y a perseguir quimeras, ya desde la antigüedad territorios como la Atlántida o las Islas Afortunadas, habían sido visitadas por viajeros que traían descripciones de animales increíbles y tesoros infinitos, otro tanto pasaba con regiones como la India de la que se contaban también numerosas leyendas fantásticas que fueron confirmadas, en algunos casos, por hombres que estuvieron allí, las tropas de Alejandro Magno por ejemplo.

Step into the shadows of history and uncover the truth behind the world’s greatest myths. From lost civilizations to legendary creatures, ancient prophecies to unsolved mysteries—every season, we dive deep into the stories that have captivated humanity for centuries. Blending history, science, and investigative storytelling, we challenge what you think you know and explore the fine line between myth and reality. Some legends fade, but others refuse to die. History records the facts. Myths reveal the mysteries. Let’s uncover the truth together.

The California revealed here is not the stereotypical land of movie stars, sensational trials, or tourist snapshots, but instead a remarkable patchwork of out-of-the-way places and everyday people. Former Los Angeles Times columnist Charles Hillinger hones in on what makes each county unique, such as Johnny Heinold's First and Last Chance tavern in Alameda County where Jack London first began writing his stories.