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In this year the conquerors began the period of colonization, and the distribution of lands made by Alonso Fernández de Lugo.
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After the conquest of the island, several houses are built in and around Adeje.
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In 1560, construction began on the Church of Santa Úrsula. There was already a hermitage in the place, and when Pedro de Ponte arrived on the island, he ordered the construction of the church, and also to enlarge the hermitage. -
In 1560, Adeje was granted permission to have its own parish priest, Duarte Fleire. In the parish church there was also a convent of San Francisco with 8 friars, and there were 3 hermitages in the town.
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The festivities began in 1694, when a plague of locusts reached the island, as the town promised before the Image of Our Lady of La Encarnación that they would celebrate a party after freeing the town from the plague.
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In 1811, Adeje eliminated the manorial regime and incorporated jurisdictional manors, where the inhabitants of the municipality could choose their authorities.
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The municipality of Adeje was established in 1812 protected by the Constitution of Cádiz.
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In 1979 the first democratic elections took place to choose the mayor of the municipality. The winner of these elections is José García Casañas, from the Union of the Democratic Center (UCD).
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In the second elections, Juan Manuel Bello Ledesma was elected mayor of Adeje, from the Tenerife Association of Independents (ATI).
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The entry of Spain into the European Union is a boost for the municipality of Adeje, which benefits from the arrival of European funds for regional development and the modernization of its infrastructures.
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In the 1987 elections, José Miguel Rodríguez Fraga became mayor of the municipality, from the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE). He has maintained his mandate to the present, having been in office for 36 years now.
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It represents an important step towards the modernization and strengthening of the political and social structure of the municipality.
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The population of Adeje experiences significant growth due to the arrival of immigrants of different nationalities, mainly from European and Latin American countries.
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In 2007, Adeje received the title of Historical Villa by the Government of the Canary Islands, for the historical, social and cultural importance of Adeje.
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