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La idea de un nuevo Flandes o de un segundo Flandes o simplemente de otro Flandes aparecio en diferentes momentos en el territorio de la Monarquia Hispanica referida a Aragon, Cataluna o Messina. El recuerdo de la guerra pervivio en el imaginario colectivo espanol mas alla del final del conflicto, cuando Flandes era ya un aliado de la Corona espanola frente a Francia. Cuando en el desarrollo de la conquista de las Indias Occidentales Chile se convierte en el gran problema militar con motivo de la resistencia de los indigenas de la Araucania, la idea de un segundo Flandes aparecera tambien en tierras americanas. Este trabajo pretende mostrar el proceso y los contextos en que Flandes se hizo presente en el discurso que se elaboro sobre el Reino de Chile en las cronicas de los siglos XVI y XVII, hasta que Diego de Rosales acunara el termino “Flandes indiano”.  The idea of a new Flanders or of a second or simply of another one appeared in different moments in the territory of Hispanic Monarchy referred to Aragon, Catalonia or Messina. The memory of this war survived in the Spanish collective imaginary even long after the end of the conflict, when Flanders was an ally of the Spanish Crown against France. When Chile becomes the great military problem due to native resistance to conquest, the idea of a second Flanders will turn up in America. This article tries to show the process and contexts in which Flanders becomes visible in the discourse elaborated around the kingdom of Chile in the chronicles of 16th and 17th Centuries, until Diego de Rosales, the first writer to use the term “Indian Flanders”.

CHILE COMO UN "FLANDES INDIANO" EN LAS CRÓNICAS DE LOS SIGLOS VI Y VII