1. Reign

2. References

3. External links

Romen was a Guanche mencey king of Menceyato de Daute in times of the conquest of Tenerife in the fifteenth century.

Reign

Upon arrival of Alonso Fernández de Lugo in 1494, Romen allied with Bencomo mencey against the Spanish invasion, and its menceyato one side of war. However, some historians based in Viana, refer to ally with Bencomo refused for not wanting to submit to the king of Taoro dirigiese the rest in the race. For its part, he indicates that Viera y Clavijo, Romen would not ally with Bencomo believing their domains of the danger of distant conquerors. Finally, after successive defeats and ordered major Guanche Kings (Bencomo, Tinguaro and Bentor), Romen gave his territory in the spring of 1496 in the act known as Paz de Los Realejos. After the surrender, Romen was brought to court to be presented to the Catholic Monarchs.^[1]

Its end is unknown, although having belonged to a band of war the possibility it was reduced to slavery, it also being possible outside the mencey given to the Republic of Venice for the kings. Other authors believe that, although belonging to a faction of war, may well be released, under supervision and away from the island.

References

External links

• Los guanches

• The Battle of Galashki
• The Battle of Gate Fulford
• The Battle of Geonosis
• The Battle of George Square
• The Battle of Ghazni
• The Battle of Hamburg (book)
• The Battle of Hastings
• The battle of havant
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• The Battle of He Fei
• The Battle of Helm's Deep
• The battle of hogwarts
• The Battle of Hong Kong
• The Battle of Hong Kong (film)
• The Battle of Hue
• The Battle of Ia Drang
• The Battle of Issus
• The battle of iwo jima
• The Battle of Jutland
• The Battle of Karbala
• The Battle of Kerzhenets
• The Battle of Koh Chang, January 1941
• The Battle of Kollaa
• The Battle of Kookamonga
• The Battle of Lake Erie