The Paulista threat ends only after 1639,…

1636 CE to 1647 CE

The Paulista threat ends only after 1639, when the viceroy in Peru agrees to allow natives to bear arms.

Well-trained and highly motivated native units, serving under Jesuit officers, bloody the raiders and drive them off.

Victory over the Paulistas sets the stage for the golden age of the Jesuits in Paraguay.

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