Encontrei a CASA onde Tiradentes NASCEU e VIVEU | Estrada Real (Ep.07)

In this video, I will reveal a story that few people know and show the true birthplace of Joaquim José da Silva Xavier, Tiradentes, one of the most important figures in Brazilian history. Traveling along the old Royal Road in Minas Gerais, I explored the cities of Tiradentes, São João del-Rei, Ritápolis, Bichinho, Lagoa Dourada, and Carrancas to unravel the mysteries surrounding the childhood and origins of the martyr of the Minas Gerais Conspiracy. The journey begins in Lagoa Dourada, nationally known as the National Capital of Rocambole, where I discover the curious rivalry between the traditional families that produce the famous Minas Gerais sweet. Then, I follow the Royal Road to the historic city of Tiradentes, one of the most visited tourist destinations in Minas Gerais, to understand why it only received the name of the conspirator after the Proclamation of the Republic. Walking through its cobblestone streets and admiring its preserved colonial architecture, I learned interesting facts about the founding of old São José del-Rei, the gold rush, the muleteers, the explorers, and the region's importance during the Brazilian colonial period. The next day, I set off in search of Tiradentes' true origins, traveling along rural roads until I reached the Pombal Farm, currently located in Ritápolis. Among centuries-old ruins preserved by IPHAN (National Institute of Historic and Artistic Heritage), I discovered where little Joaquim José da Silva Xavier was born in 1746 and recounted the story of his family, the farm, and the events that shaped his youth. You will also learn little-known details about Tiradentes' life before the Minas Gerais Conspiracy, as well as understand how his image was transformed over the centuries and used as a political symbol after the fall of the monarchy. The journey continues through the charming district of Bichinho, famous for its Minas Gerais handicrafts and the studios created from the work of the artist Toti, and then on to São João del-Rei, one of the most important historical cities in Brazil. There, I visited the beautiful Church of São Francisco de Assis, exploring legends about the bells that supposedly rang at the moment of Tiradentes' execution. I also walked through the city's famous winding streets, discovering its rich historical heritage. Concluding this stage of the expedition through Campo das Vertentes, we headed south to explore the tranquil and surprising city of Carrancas. If you enjoy Brazilian history, historical tourism, the historical cities of Minas Gerais, the Estrada Real (Royal Road), Minas Gerais culture, colonial heritage, curiosities about Tiradentes, the Inconfidência Mineira (Minas Gerais Conspiracy), adventure travel, and little-known destinations, this video is full of information, incredible landscapes, and discoveries that will change the way you see one of the greatest heroes in Brazilian history. Also follow A Mochila e o Mundo on social media: WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaJz... Telegram: https://t.me/s/amochilaeomundo Instagram:   / amochilaeomundo   Facebook:   / amochilaeomundo   TikTok:   / amochilaeomundo   Website: https://www.amochilaeomundo.com