#Juana Henriquez

[breezy-cheezy]

Whew! Dropping some commission work, thanks soooo much to all who commissioned me! We have...Grim swatting at Enjou’s glasses chain, my friend’s FFXIV/DnD OC Hope, anddddd-

I think only @chess-blackfyre wanted a tag. Last one was for them, it’s a scene from their fic here! Poor Sebek.

Please consider commissioning me! Here’s the price sheet.

[chess-blackmyre]

Ever Island is like the Australia of Twisted Wonderland.

Yes it has places legitimately named Dark Hollow, Skull Rock and Hangman’s Tree.

Yes, there is a species of crocodile that’s known to kill and eat people. No, you can’t hunt them they’re protected. If you’re daft enough to go swimming in their territory that’s on you for ignoring the clearly posted signs, mate.

Yes, dreamshade, a plant that produces one of the most deadly poisons known to man, mer, or fairy grows there. Yes, it’s basically immune to fire magic and while you’re REALLY supposed to call a professional to handle it if it starts growing in your yard, everyone knows someone whose father or uncle decided to try and save some money by going at it with a weed whacker.

Yes, the mermaids in the Lagoon think it’s funny to pretend to drown you if you annoy them.

(Yes, there’s legends of a mysterious Shadow that carries off children in the middle of the night. It’s just a story. Still, be sure to keep the windows locked and teach the little ones the importance of stranger danger.)

Yes, Ever Island is a wonderful place to live, why do you ask?

[burlveneer-music]

Nova Materia - It Comes

Nova Materia’s powerful, hypnotic music incorporates eerie sounds generated by raw and mineral materials (metal, rocks etc) to create tracks that are in turn hyper-rhythmic and dreamy, poised between postpunk rock and electronic dance music. The band’s sound is already making headway in festivals & clubs as well as in the visual arts & performance communities. Nova Materia is a duet consisting of Caroline Chaspoul from France and Eduardo Henriquez from Chile. The band was born three years ago from the ashes of Panico, the Chilean alternative rock group with which Caroline and Eduardo toured around the globe and released several albums. After two EPs produced a.o. in collaboration with French producer Chloé and her Kill The DJ label, Nova Materia have joined the likes of Acid Arab, Konono N°1, Juana Molina, Yasmine Hamdan and Matias Aguayo on the Crammed Discs roster.

[latristereina]

Ferdinand the Catholic was accused publicly of descending from Jews on more than one ocassion. Pope Julius II (Giuliano della Rovere) even called him marrano disparagingly (which is a term used to refer to those Jews that converted to Christianity, but in fact “Judaized” in secret, false conversos). But it’s known that Julius often used such sobriquet to describe Spaniards; when he was still a cardinal, he called Alexander VI (Rodrigo Borgia) marrano and circumcised.

In Ferdinand’s case, however, there was some truth to it. Everything seems to point to the fact that he descended from conversos on his mother’s side, even if remotely.

Ferdinand’s mother, Juana Enríquez, was a Trastámara as well although unlike her husband, she belonged to cadet branch of the dynasty: the Enríquez. This famous and powerful Castilian clan was founded by Alonso Enríquez (Juana Enríquez’s grandfather). He was one of the bastard sons of Fadrique of Castile, the twin brother of Henry II of Castile. (Both were two of many bastard children of Alfonso XI of Castile and his mistress Leonor de Guzmán)

The identity of Alonso’s mother has never been revealed. Peter I of Castile’s (Fadrique of Castile’s half-brother) supporters claimed he was the fruit of adulterous relationship of Fadrique and Peter I’s wife Blanche of Bourbon, to justify Peter’s cruel actions and attitude towards her. But even though scholars did not reach consensus as far as the identity of Alonso’s mother is concerned, it seems he was indeed the son of a Jewish woman who converted to Christianity. There is an anecdote about how Alonso’s Jewish roots were an obstacle in obtaining the hand of rich Castilian noblewoman, Juana de Mendoza. Galíndez de Carvajal in his additions to “Generaciones y semblanzas”, by Fernán Pérez del Pulgar, relates the famous scene of how Alonso slapped his future bride in the face after she declined his proposal, saying: “Never! Never! Doña Juana de Mendoza will never marry the son of a Jewish woman!” (She eventually married him.)

There’s other evidence that Alonso Enríquez descended from conversos. An anonymous author in his plea to don Lope de Barrientos, bishop of Cuenca, in order to protest against looting and slaughter of Jews that happened in Toledo in 1449, described the lineages related to Jews and conversos, including Alonso: “Going further up, it is not necessary to recount the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the noble gentleman and of great authority, the admiral don Alonso Henriquez, who on one side descends from the king don Alonso (Alfonso XI of Castile) and the king don Henrique el Viejo (Henry II of Castile), and on other side comes from this (Jewish) lineage.”

The Portuguese chronicler Fernao Lopes was one of the first ones to put forward a theory that is generally accepted by modern historians, that the admiral was the son of a Jewish woman called Paloma. Doña Paloma was a concubine of Fadrique of Castile, who converted to Christianity, who was probably born in Guadalcanal (Seville), although other authors such as Diego Ortiz de Zúñiga affirm that she lived in Llerena (Badajoz). According to Dr. Mario Sabán, Paloma’s full name was Paloma Bat Guedalia and she was the daughter of Shelomo Ha Zaken Ben David, descendant of the exilarch Jews from Babylon.

The theory that Alonso Enríquez had Jewish ancestry was also known in Ferdinand the Catholic’s times. According to one anecdote, while Ferdinand was hunting a falcon flied away, pursuing a heron and eventually got lost in the woods. The king asked one of his companions, Martín de Rojas, about his falcon, to which he responded “Señor, it’s there going after our grandmother”, referring to the fact that the falcon had eventually decided to pursue a pigeon (paloma in Spanish means pigeon/dove).

Martín de Rojas like many other Castilian nobles of the era, was also suspected of descending from Paloma, whose lineage had been spread over Castile where “there’s almost no lord who would not descend from Doña Paloma”, like it was said in a contemporary romance.

Sources:

“Historia crítica de la vida y reinado de Fernando II de Aragón”, Jaime Vicens Vives

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requested by @thepomegranatequeen​

[alterna2mag]

Nova Materia en Razzmatazz

01.11.2019 | Razzmatazz 

Uno de los grupos más creativos y novedosos del momento. Potente, hipnótica y original, la música de Nova Materia incorpora sonidos fuera de lo común generados a partir de materia prima bruta y mineral (metales, piedras) creando así un universo que es a la vez bailable y onírico. Con su mezcla de post-punk y electrónica. El formado por la francesa Caroline Chaspoul y el chileno Eduardo Henriquez, canta, corea o susurra textos misteriosos y lemas elípticos (en francés, inglés, español o idiomas imaginarios). Nova Materia, tienen dos EPs producidos en colaboración con la productora de música electrónica Chloé Thevenin, antes de unirse al catalogo de Crammed Discs junto a artistas como Acid Arab, Konono N°1, Aquaserge, Juana Molina, Yasmine Hamdan y Matias Aguayo., donde han publicado su primer álbum Comes.

Apertura: 1 a. m. (noche del viernes al sábado) Compra tu entrada aquí

[guadalajaradispensas]

Matrimonios 1823 parte 3-3/3(by/por linda v.)

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-X8CK-6?mode=g&i=472&wc=3J47-PTG%3A171935001%2C171974101%2C1085310002&cc=1874591&cat=29324

1823 parte 3-film #168418-3 de 3

 0473 OAH 2690 pt 2

0474 168418

0475 MEXICO OAH ROLLO 2690

0476 SLATE

0477 CONTINUA DEL ROLLO ANTERIOR

0478 Joaquin Ramires & Agustina Flores /Leon/Guadalajara

0482 Juan Flores & Teodocia Garcia /Guadalajara

0489 Clemente Mejia & Maria del Carmen Parra /Leon/Zamora/Analco

0494 Tomas Bravo & Maria Patrica Dominguez /Etzatlan

0496 Juan Jose Gomez & Maria Rafaela Alvarado /Guanajuato/Guadalajara

0501 Dionicio Barajas & Maria Teodora Infante /Lagos/Zapopan

0502 Ramon Carrillo aka Diaz & Maria Ignacia de Luna /Jerez/Zacatecas *revalidacion

0503 Continues from #494: Tomas Bravo & Maria Patricia Dominguez /Etzatlan

0505 Roberto Gilbert & Anastacia Rodriguez /Charleston/Guadalajara/Ameca

0511 Jose Maria Corona Prieto & Maria de la Luz Leon /Guadalajara/Michoacan

0514 Miguel Santibanes & Juana Gomez y Acevedo /Reinos de Castilla/Mezquitic

0515 Juan Vargas & Joaquina Gutierrez /Pueblo del Venado/Guanajuato

0519 Joaquin Patino & Maria Salome Lopez /Michoacan/Guadalajara

0522 Jose Rafael Saenz & Maria Dolores Camacho /Obispado de Arizpe/Tomatlan

0528 Jose Reyes Zepeda & Maria de Jesus Velasco /Nochistlan

0530 Jose Eustaquio Garcia & Juana Rosales

0532 Maxixmo Alvarado & Maria Pascuala Lopez /Mexticacan

0539 Jose Antonio Fregoso & Maria Vicenta Pelayo /Tenamaxtlan *tree img #544

0545 Jose Maria del Castillo & Epitacia Taboada /Venado

0547 Andres Valle & Dolores Valle /La Barca *tree desc #547

0552 Perfecto Reyes & Maria Benigna Navarro /Poncitlan *tree img #554

0557 Jose Covarrubias & Maria Guadalupe Soltero /Tecolotlan *tree desc #559

0564 Ambrosio Garcia & Maria Simona Abalos /Mascota *tree img #565

0569 Mariano Teodocio Davila & Maria Paula Zuniga /Sierra de Pinos /*tree img #569

0574 Frutos Diaz de Ynguanzo & Gertrudes Carrillo /Jerez

0578 Juan Munoz dde la Barba & Anastacia Gonzalez /Analco

0582 Luciano Diaz & Manuela Rubio /Tepatitlan *tree img #585

0587 Romualdo de Echeverria & Benita Caldera /Jerez *tree img #587

0591 Jose Laureano Aguilar & Maria Eduviges Godoy /Tepechitlan *tree img #595

0596 Jose Maria Rodriguez & Maria Petra Gutierrez /Yahualica *mezcla ilicita

0599 Jose de Leon Hernandez & Marcela Eleuteria Torres /Amatitlan *tree img #603

0606 Juan Jose Martinez & Blasa Martinez /Huejucar *tree img #607

0610 Ramon de Aceves & Maria de Jesus de Loza /Tepatitlan *tree img #613

0614 Jose Esteban Casas & Loreto Perez /Michoacan/Mexicaltzingo

0619 Juan Plomares & Maria Juana Lopez /Guanajuato/Guadalajara

0623 Jose Antonio Garza & Maria Guadalupe Cervantes /Yurecuaro/Atemanica

0630 Ramon Garcia de Alva & Juana Maria Corona /Tonaya/Ejutla *tree img #637

0639 Francisco Garcia & Maria Josefa Barragan /Sayula/Atoyac

0644 Feliciano Gonzalez & Prudenciana Gonzalez /Lagos *tree img #648

0652 Pedro Telmo Gonzalez & Maria Trinidad Mejia /Atoyac *tree img #656

0657 Manuel Gallardo & Maria Ramona Martin /San Juan *tree img #661

0665 Jose Maria Ruiz & Maria Carmen Torres /Villa de Leon

0669 Jose Antonio Jimenez & Juana Hurtado /La Barca/Mexicaltzingo

0673 Juan Antonio Magana & Ignacia de Anda /Lagos

0674 Roman Alvarez & Agustina Navarro /Tepatitan *tree img #678

0679 Juan Jose Padilla & Maria Wenceslao Nuno /Zapotlanejo

0686 Jose Antonio Serrano & Maria Ignacia Lucia de Torres /Jocotepec *tree img #688

0691 Francisco Balcarlos & Maria Carlota Maiz /Reino de Navarra/Vetagrande

0699 Francisco Ornelas & Maria Norberta Padilla /Atotonilco/Tepatitlan *tree img #702

0704 Jose Sisto Medina & Maria Vicenta Cortez /Adoves *tree img #74

0711 Victor Lopez & Maria Luz Montes /Vaparaiso/Mezquitic

0717 Jesus de Jauregui & Juana Guerrero /Mexticacan/Jalostotitlan

0722 Jose Maria Tavares & Maria de Refugio de la Cruz /Adoves *tree img #722

0728 Mauel Moya & Maria Silvestre Bivanco /Arandas *tree img #731

0734 Juan Maria Lopez /Tonaya *incesto

0738 Narciso Ramirez & Agustina Hernandez /Yahualica *tree img #738

0744 Jose Maria Munoz & Maria Gumercinda Martinez /Salvatierra/Mexicatzingo

0747 Antonio opez & Maria Gervacia Bejarano /Cocula *tree img #752

0753 Juan Tostado & Juana Maria Tostado /Adoves *tree img #753

0760 Jose Maria Arias & Patricia Arias /Tepatitan *tree img #764

0766 Margarito Sanchez & Tomasa Delgadillo /Ixtlahuacan *tree img #769

0773 Jose Rafae Mejia & Maria Francisca Mireles /Atoyac *tree img #775

0778 Eustaquio Enriquez & Rosa de Alba /Jaostotitan *tree img #781

0782 Perfecto Vicente & Maria Isabel Macias /Lagos *tree img #782

0786 Ignacio Cristin & Maria Antonia /Usmajac/Sayula

0790 Cipriano Diaz & Maria Rita Michel /Ejutla *tree img #790

0795 Victor Lopez & Maria de la Luz Montes /Valparaiso/Mezquitic

0797 Pablo Gutierrez & Maria Demetria Flores /Ocotlan *tree img #798

0800 Jose Miguel Lopez & Maria Victoriana Razo /Ocotlan *tree img #801

0804 Ildefonso Guerrero & Dolores Rios /Tomatlan *habilitacion

0811 Jose Antonio Vasquez & Maria Gregoria Guerrero /Jimiquilpa/Guanajuato/Sierra de Pinos

0822 Romualdo Romo & Antonia Martin /Lagos *tree img #825

0828 Bacilio de Ochoa y Padilla & Dionicia de la Torre /Tepatitan *tree img #830

0832 Jose Maria Peralta & Teresa de Silva /Zapotiltic *habilitacion

0836 Jose Candelario Gonzalez & Luisa Rafaela Corona /Ejutla *tree img #841

0843 Rafael Miramontes & Maria Ana Herrera /Tlaltenango

0847 Marcelino de Miranda & Maria Guadalupe Zamora de Ledesma /Valparaiso/Fresnillo

0852 Ignacio Reynoso & Pabla Perez /Jalostotitlan *tree img #855

0857 Estevan de Medina & Victoriana de Medina /Aguascalientes *tree img #861

0862 Jose Maria Escanuela & Maria Francisca del Rio /Jerez *habiitacion

0867 Jose Francisco Barajas & Maria Josefa Godinez /Manzamitla *tree img #870

0872 Jose Maria Ruiz & Francisca Chacon /Tala/Guadalajara *tree img #877

0877 Maximo Lozano & Rosalia Perez /Villanueva *tree img #881

0882 Mauricio Chavarin & Maria Guadalupe Escobar /Ameca

0893 Manuel Valencia & Maria Guadalupe Hernandez /Tepatitlan/Zapotlan *tree img #896

0898 Jose Maria Velloso & Maria Josefa Camacho /Mascota *tree img #899

0903 Jose Maria Perez & Maria Faustina Perez /Lagos *tree img #906

0909 Victorio de Figueroa & Claudia de Acero /Huejucar *tree img #911

0914 Jose Cipriano Magdaeno & Maria Quirina Lopez /Lagos *tree img #914

0918 Nicolas Herrera & Maria Petra Terrazas /Guayaquil/Tepic

0925 Jose Valvino Diaz & Maria Monica Pinedo Lopez /Totatiche *tree desc #932

0933 Jose Polinario Meza & Maria Hermenegilda Partida /Ixtlan *tree img #935

0939 Agapito Gonzalez de Hermosillo & Maria Lugarda Gonzalez /Tepatitan *tree img #935

0944 Agustin Navarro & Maria Trinidad Oropeza /Ameca/Colima *tree img #946

0949 Jose Maria Lozano & Maria Ignacia Carlos de Cervantes /Teul *tree img #951

0955 Vicente Perez & Maria Guadalupe Ursula Castellanos /La Barca

0962 Desiderio Padilla & Ana Padilla /Lagos *tree img #965

0968 Julian Bonilla & Maria Tomasa Mendoza /Mezquitic *tree img #968

0975 Alexo Antonio Campos & Maria Soledad Enriquez /La Barca

0979 Apoinario Ruiz & Maria Ygenia Barrera /Magdalena/Amatlan

0985 Julian Flores & Gregoria Romo de Vivar /Rincon de Romos *tree img #988

0989 Juan Jose Garcia & Maria Gertrudes Garcia /Jilotlan/Tamazula *tree img #990

0993 Agustin Portillo & Maria Josea Echauri /Guadalajara *tree img #998

0999 Pedro Jose Lopez & Maria Paula de Olmos /Paso de Sotos *tree img #1003

1005 Jose Maria de la Luz Ramos & Maria Rosa de los Santos /Tlazazalca/Tlajomulco

1011 Jose Francisco Gutierrez & Juana Maria membrila /Tamazula *tree img #1012

1016 Jose Maria Carrillo/Jose Antonio Carrillo (hijo) & Josefa Rodriguez *mezcla /Huejucar

1021 Domingo Zamores & Paula Perez /Lagos

1026 Jose Felix Henriquez & Juana Maria Quiroz /Totatiche/Monte Escovedo *tree img #1029

1030 Juan Baptista Lopez & Raymunda Leon /Yahualica

1036 Luis Contreras & Maria Feliciana Gonzalez /Nochistlan *tree img #1036

1040 Jose Maria Puentes & Ana Maria Juarez /Ixtlahuacan *tree img #1042

1045 Jose Francisco Lopez & Dolores Lopez /Teocaltiche *tree img #1048

1050 Jose Leon & Maria Nicolasa /San Gabriel *habilitacion

1052 Jacinto Lambaren & Maria Josefa Lopez /Magdalena

1059 Juan Maria Gomez & Maria de a Merced Gomez /Lagos *tree img #1060

1064 Calixto Macias & Maria de Jesus Romero /Chimatlan

1068 Jose Felipe Carrillo & Maria Guadalupe Godinez /Ocotlan *tree img #1069

1071 Atanacio Paredes & Maria Teresa Davalos /Tepatitlan *tree img #1075

1076 Ignacio Zepeda & Maria Gertrudes Mendoza /Tizapan *tree img #1081

1082 Bacilio Garcia & Mariana Rodarte /Jerez

1086 Maximo de Llamas & Maria Magdalena Velasco /Nochistlan *tree img #1086

1089 Marcos Romero & Trinidad Topete /Etzatlan -cuts-off & continues on 1823-1824 img #06

1090 CONTINUA EN EL ROLLO SIGUIENTE

1091 MEXICO OAH ROLLO 2690 FIN

1092 END OF ROLL

[chess-blackmyre]

Any reunion between Sebek and Juana is hysterical because despite the fact that they were both kindergartners when he bit off her hand they would recognize each other almost Immediately.

So our favorite croc boy is standing there, sweating, and probably looking like he wants to equal parts puke or run for the hills. Meanwhile Juana’s polite smile isn’t doing much to hide the fact that she would like to have a word with him and that word is Violence.

Also if Malleus was there my guy would COMPLETELY misread the vibe and ask if they were childhood sweethearts or something. Sebek resists the urge to jump out the nearest window, and Juana wouldn’t be able to stop herself from laughing in the face of the prince of Briar Valley

[chess-blackmyre]

Second Star Academy

Located on Ever Island, SSA is a well-respected four-year arcane academy.

Headmage - Kaniehtiio Óhonte (Twisted from Tiger Lily)

Faigaléon - A house based on the Iron Captain’s spirit of good form.

House Captain - Juana Henriquez (Twisted from Captain Hook)

Bo’sun - Esme Williams (Twisted from Mister Smee)

Trulysium - A house based on the Flying Maiden’s spirit of bravery.

House Captain - Gwendolyn Lovelace (Twisted from Wendy Darling)

Bo’sun - Nina Starling (Twisted from Nana the Dog)

Dustwing - A house based on the Eternal Child’s spirit of playfulness.

House Captain - Piper Young (Twisted from Peter Pan)

Bo’sun - Titania Chime (Twisted from Tinker Bell)

[chess-blackmyre]

Yuu: What’s our next stop?

Juana: Dark Hollow

Yuu: Really? Why couldn’t it be called something like Sunshine Valley or Rainbow Cove?

[chess-blackmyre]

Vil: Even if you could find him, do you really think you can just walk up to Zigvolt and stab him in the heart with your sword?

Juana: Well, I prefer my hook.

[chess-blackmyre]

Silver, to Juana: Who ate my leftovers?

Juana, gesturing at Sebek with her hook: Who ate my bloody hand?

[chess-blackmyre]

Juana: When I was a kid, I used to watch Wonderland’s Most Wanted—you know, how kids do—and I would always ask myself, ‘How could another person kill someone? How could a human being kill another human being’

Juana: And then Sebek Zigvolt bit my hand off, and I was like ‘Oh, okay.’

[chess-blackmyre]

Juana: You really put aside everything and came all this way for me? How did you even get here so fast?

Kaniehtiio: Several traffic violations.

Titania: Three counts of resisting arrest.

Piper: Roughly thirteen cans of energy drinks.

Esme: Also, that’s not our car.

[chess-blackmyre]

Yuu: We need a plan.

Sebek: I have one. I still have a fist. Henriquez still has a nose.

[chess-blackmyre]

Captain’s Orders

Summary: His eyes were of the blue of forget-me-not, and of profound melancholy, save when he was plunging his hook into you, at which time two red spots appeared in them and lit them up horribly. --JM Barrie, Peter Pan

“Release me at once, human!”

“I think you’re confused, little crocodile,” she tipped up his chin with the curve of her hook, savoring the fear in his eyes. “On my ship, I’m the one who gives the orders.”

[chess-blackmyre]

TWST: Tick-Tock

A commonly accepted interpretation of Captain Hook and the Crocodile is the inevitability of time, of growing up, of death.

But with Juana her issue with time less a fear of the future, it’s being unable to let go of the past.

Juana lost her hand when she was six years old, and spends the next ten years of her life hyper-focused on getting her revenge. She’s a talented spellcaster and a capable sailor, no doubts about it, but she’s socially stunted to the point that she has no idea how to engage with people outside of school setting. Her only friend is Esme, and that’s because the bo’sun did all the actual befriending.

Juana has defined herself by her pain, by her revenge. I described her phantom limb pain as “Each stab was a reminder of what the crocodile did to her. Each episode was a reminder of why he needed to pay.“ That was intentional. Juana’s self-identity is so tied up with her revenge, that as much as she does want it, she has never really thought about what comes after.

The clock is ticking down to Juana and Sebek meeting again.

The clock is ticking down to Juana making a choice: to keep living in the past, or learn to look to the future.