Alonso de Ojeda - Alonso de Ojeda

Japanese: アロンソ・デ・オヘダ - あろんそでおへだ

The Chibcha (also called Muisca) people of the Andean highlands, centered around the Bogotá plateau, were the most highly cultured of the eight tribes with different languages. (See Chibcha.) In 1499, Alonso de Ojeda became the first Spaniard to set foot on Colombian soil, and in 1509 the Spanish conquest began.
[From the colonial period to independence]
In 1538, Jimenez de Quesada founded the city of Santa Fe de Bogotá on land that had been the capital of the Chibcha people, and from then on, colonization began with the development of gold mines, with Bogotá as its center.

From Lake Maracaibo

…It is also an important transportation route for transporting products from the surrounding area. It was discovered in 1499 by the Spanish conquistador Alonso de Ojeda. [Harumi Yanagimachi]. …

*Some of the terminology that mentions "Alonso de Ojeda" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…言語を異にする少なくとも八つの種族のうち，最も高度の文化を有していたのは，ボゴタ高原を中心とするアンデス高地のチブチャ族(別名ムイスカ族)であった(〈チブチャ〉の項を参照)。1499年に，アロンソ･デ･オヘダがスペイン人として初めてコロンビアの地に足を踏み入れ，1509年にはスペインによる征服が開始された。
［植民地期から独立まで］
　1538年にヒメネス･デ･ケサダが，チブチャ族の首都であった土地にサンタ･フェ･デ･ボゴタ市を建設，以後，金鉱山の開発に始まる植民事業がボゴタを中心として展開されるようになる。…