Mexican “Chinas Poblanas” showing off their traditional clothes and one shows of on her horse, 1930s.

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      SOURCE:

      [https://www.milenio.com/cultura/la-china-poblana-icono-cultural-de-toda-una-entidad](https://www.milenio.com/cultura/la-china-poblana-icono-cultural-de-toda-una-entidad)

      [https://www.telediario.mx/comunidad/china-poblana-historia-origen-traje-tipico](https://www.telediario.mx/comunidad/china-poblana-historia-origen-traje-tipico)

      [https://www.lajornadadeoriente.com.mx/puebla/historiadoras-la-china-poblana/](https://www.lajornadadeoriente.com.mx/puebla/historiadoras-la-china-poblana/)

      [http://revistabicentenario.com.mx/index.php/archivos/la-terrible-china-poblana/](http://revistabicentenario.com.mx/index.php/archivos/la-terrible-china-poblana/)

      1.- The name of the slave was belive to have been Mirra originally, once in Catarina de San Juan.

      2.-Born in the year of 1605, arrived in New Spain in 1621.

      3.-was capture by pirates inb the portuguese colonies in Asia.

      4.-died surprisingly at the advanced age of 82.

      5.-Her rests are in the “iglesia de la compañia de jesus”

      6.-wasn’t chinese, but Hindi, but due the time period were everything asian was caled chinese, she was identified as such.

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