Araucaria

Araucaria is a municipality in the Brazilian state of Parana. The population in 2010 was 119,207 inhabitants. In today's Arukariya, the white movement of white man in Brazil dating back to 1668, in that period, Domingos Rodrigues da Cunha received a land grant, which was donated by Captain Setler, Gabriel Lara, the then powerful man of Parana, of that time. Other land grants were given to their children Luiz Rodriguez Garcia and Elder, and were in nearby Apianuuna, who used to make currency with the Iguazu river, which was then derived from Rio Grande di Curitiba.

These families started cutting grass, first seeds were put and the place became a reference. A city developed after a few years, named after Tindicura. The profession was relatively fast and there were surgeons Pascoal Fernandes Lite, Captain Manuel de Carvalho Biting and many others. Historical origin of Tindakua, Arusia, who deserves a separate chapter in Parana's historicity for wealth. Reportedly, in the small village of Nossa Senhora da Luze dos Pinheese, later a large family and brave people living in Curitiba, MAYA, who were concerned and troubled with officials and other residents there.