Royal officers accounted for 123 pesos and one tomín arising from a debt owed by Pedro de Ursúa. The debt was linked to Diego, an enslaved man reportedly brought to the province by Lope de Aguirre and sold by royal justice. The account renders Diego’s forced sale as public revenue, exposing how colonial administration converted a person into a fiscal asset.
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How was Diego’s case represented in the 1565 royal account?
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The account records royal revenue linked to Diego, who had been sold by royal justice.
The 1565 royal account treated money connected to Diego’s sale as a debt payment to the Crown.
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It recorded royal revenue tied to the debt arising from Diego’s sale.