Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Brianda Pereira (c. 1550 — c. 1620) was a woman born in the Azores Islands, Portugal, known throughout history for the Battle of Salga and her resistance against the Spanish occupation from Philip II of Spain .Although there is no historical data to support its existence, Brianda Pereira's persona was mythologized by the 19th Century's Romantic Era and was heavily advertised as a heroine by Estado Novo's powerful propaganda machine to instill a strong Portuguese nationalist feeling in the Azoreans.Brianda's persona became popular though a large number of folk theatrical plays, songs and Carnival dances, and she was adopted as a matron of various institutions."@en }
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- Brianda_Pereira abstract "Brianda Pereira (c. 1550 — c. 1620) was a woman born in the Azores Islands, Portugal, known throughout history for the Battle of Salga and her resistance against the Spanish occupation from Philip II of Spain .Although there is no historical data to support its existence, Brianda Pereira's persona was mythologized by the 19th Century's Romantic Era and was heavily advertised as a heroine by Estado Novo's powerful propaganda machine to instill a strong Portuguese nationalist feeling in the Azoreans.Brianda's persona became popular though a large number of folk theatrical plays, songs and Carnival dances, and she was adopted as a matron of various institutions.".
- Q9666669 abstract "Brianda Pereira (c. 1550 — c. 1620) was a woman born in the Azores Islands, Portugal, known throughout history for the Battle of Salga and her resistance against the Spanish occupation from Philip II of Spain .Although there is no historical data to support its existence, Brianda Pereira's persona was mythologized by the 19th Century's Romantic Era and was heavily advertised as a heroine by Estado Novo's powerful propaganda machine to instill a strong Portuguese nationalist feeling in the Azoreans.Brianda's persona became popular though a large number of folk theatrical plays, songs and Carnival dances, and she was adopted as a matron of various institutions.".