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El territorio mapuche se extendía originalmente desde el Río Itata hasta la zona del Río Toltén antes de la conquista española. Luego de la conquista y la Batalla de Curalaba en 1598, el territorio mapuche se redujo al área entre el Río Bío Bío y el Río Toltén.
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