File:Templo de San Cayetano (La Valenciana), Guanajuato. (4171468220).jpg
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Antonio de Obregón y Alcocer pagó 362mil pesos (de aquel tiempo) para que se edificara este templo de San Cayetano (fundador de la orden Teatina, patrono de los apostadores y los desempleados). Antonio de Obregón oraba para que su mina, conocida como “la Valenciana” --aunque él la llamó “ San José”-- fuera redituable. Esta mina le perteneció a Diego Fernandez de Valenciana, quien jamás logró encontrar la veta madre y hacer que valiera la pena explotarla, por lo que se la vendió a Antonio de Obregón. Con el dinero que le facilitóPedro de Otero, un prestamista de aquel tiempo, Antonio pudo explotar la mina por algunos años hasta que se hizo enormemente redituable. Hizo que se excavara por 128 metros y llegó al núcleo de la veta madre, en 1760. La explotó tanto que, en algún momento, el 75% del oro y la plata que circulaban en el mundo procedían de esta mina. Antonio se volvió una de las personas más importantes para la Nueva España, fue nombrado Conde y Visconde de la Mina de la Valenciana por Carlos III. En 1786 muere Antonio, dejando el templo inconcluso. (Información proporcionada por el Guía del Tour que nos llevó al templo. Vaya usté a saber si es cierta) Fabuloso templo barroco con retablos cubiertos con hoja de oro. Levantado con el sudor, la sangre y la vida de muchas personas explotadas (los templos que se levantan con dinero de la minería siempre se erigen sobre mucha más sangre y sufrimiento que otros). |
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Author | Eneas De Troya from Mexico City, México |
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