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ca. 1499-1590, Spanish mesoamericanist, evangelizador, fraile franciscano, misionero

Also known as: Fray Bernardino de Sahagún, Бернардино де Саагун, برناندينو دي ساهايغون, 베르나디노 데 사아군, ベルナルディーノ・デ・サアグン, 贝尔纳迪诺·德萨阿贡

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