Chief, or Maga’låhi, Hineti, Ignacio de Hineti, from Sinajana, was a leader on Guam, or Guåhan island, during the 26-year period of Spanish-Chamorro wars, from 1668 to 1695.
Biographical sketch of Maga’låhi Hineti excerpted from “I Manmañaina-ta: I Manmaga’lahi yan I Manma’gas–Geran Chamoru yan Espanot, 1668-1695” by Eddie L.G. Benavente, on pages 78 and 79. (Mangilao, Guam: Eddie L.G. Benavente, 2007) (Hagåtña, Guam: Department of Chamorro Affairs, Government of Guam, 2007)
Biographical sketch of Maga’låhi Hineti excerpted from “I Manmañaina-ta: I Manmaga’lahi yan I Manma’gas–Geran Chamoru yan Espanot, 1668-1695” by Eddie L.G. Benavente, on pages 78 and 79. (Mangilao, Guam: Eddie L.G. Benavente, 2007) (Hagåtña, Guam: Department of Chamorro Affairs, Government of Guam, 2007)
Chief, or Maga’låhi, Hineti, Ignacio de Hineti, from Sinajana, was a leader on Guam, or Guåhan island, during the 26-year period of Spanish-Chamorro wars, from 1668 to 1695.
Biographical sketch of Maga’låhi Hineti excerpted from “I Manmañaina-ta: I Manmaga’lahi yan I Manma’gas–Geran Chamoru yan Espanot, 1668-1695” by Eddie L.G. Benavente, on pages 78 and 79. (Mangilao, Guam: Eddie L.G. Benavente, 2007) (Hagåtña, Guam: Department of Chamorro Affairs, Government of Guam, 2007)
Biographical sketch of Maga’låhi Hineti excerpted from “I Manmañaina-ta: I Manmaga’lahi yan I Manma’gas–Geran Chamoru yan Espanot, 1668-1695” by Eddie L.G. Benavente, on pages 78 and 79. (Mangilao, Guam: Eddie L.G. Benavente, 2007) (Hagåtña, Guam: Department of Chamorro Affairs, Government of Guam, 2007)
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