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Português: Coronel Felisberto Sá (Coronel Felisberto Augusto de Sá). Chefe da Lençóis oitocentistas. Lavras Diamantinas]]: "Lavras Diamantinas é uma região que compreende a antiga comarca com este nome, com sede no antigo Termo dos Lençóes, na Bahia. Foi palco da exploração de diamantes consequente da diminuição das jazidas em Chapada Velha e da descoberta das gemas nos afluentes do Rio Paraguaçu.
Em 1844 foram descobertos os primeiros diamantes na cordilheira ocidental da Chapada Diamantina, essa notícia atraiu de Chapada Velhas, do Recôncavo, de Minas Gerais e de outros locais milhares de aventureiros para o lugar. Além de escravos, garimpeiros, Mulheres Damas e comerciantes em busca de oportunidades, homens de alto poder político e financeiro foram atraídos também. Destacam-se entre os distintos povoadores das Lavras o Comendador Antônio Botelho de Andrade e o Coronel Felisberto Augusto de Sá. Com a chegada deles ocorreu a edificação do que se tornou a cidade de Lençóis. De Mucugê, os garimpeiros subiram os afluentes do Rio Paraguaçu passando por Andaraí e se estabelecendo as margens do Rio Lençóis atingindo as terras do Campo de São João e das Palmeiras. Com a povoação desse território remanescente da Freguesia do Bom Jesus do Rio de Contas pelos garimpeiros, logo as vilas dos Lençóis, Palmeiras e Andaraí foram construídas fazendo vizinhança a antiga São João do Paraguaçu hoje Mucugê. As terras de lavra garimpeira que tornaram-se ponto forte da economia baiana e que atraíram atenção para o sertão, logo foram popularizadas como Lavras Diamantinas, a comarca que ali foi criada recebeu esse nome e era sediada no Termo dos Lençóes, dessa forma, Lençóis e as cidades vizinhas se tornaram uma pequena região denominada como Lavras Diamantinas especialmente Andaraí, Lençóis, Mucugê e Palmeiras."English: From Lavras Diamantinas, machine translated: "In 1844 the first diamonds were discovered in the Western Cordillera of the Chapada Diamantina, this news attracted to High, of the Recôncavo, Minas Gerais and other sites thousands of adventurers to the place. In addition to slaves, prospectors, ladies and Women traders in search of opportunities, men of high financial and political power were drawn too. Stand out among the different inhabitants of Lavras Commendatore Antonio Botelho de Andrade and Colonel Felisberto Augusto de Sá. With the arrival of them occurred the construction of what became the city of Lençóis. |
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