Guazapayogliglas

The Guazapayogliglas were one of the Indigenous groups named in Spanish accounts of the desert north of Nueva Vizcaya. Colonial writers associated them with the Toboso and Chisos peoples, whose country extended across the Bolsón de Mapimí and toward the Rio Grande. In the seventeenth century Toboso groups resisted Spanish expansion and raided settlements around the desert basin. The Guazapayogliglas were still named among these communities in the records of 1693, alongside the Chichitames and Osatayogliglas.