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Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Spain and took King Ferdinand VII captive, putting in his place José Bonaparte, known as "Pepe Botella".
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The abdications in Bayonne of the Spanish kings Carlos IV and Fernando VII are known in Mexico.
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The Representation of the City Council of Mexico is published, the work of Francisco de Azcárate and Francisco Primo de Verdad, which postulates the return of sovereignty to the people represented by the city council, as there is no king.
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A group of armed men led by Gabriel Yermo assaults the viceregal palace, taking Viceroy Iturrigaray, Francisco Primo de Verdad, and Juan Francisco de Azcárate prisoner; councilmen of the city hall of Mexico.
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The conspiracy in Valladolid, Michoacán, was discovered, led by Lieutenant José Mariano Michelena and Captain José María García Obeso.
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The First Board was installed, composed of Cornelio Saavedra as president, Mariano Moreno and Juan José Paso as secretaries and Manuel Alberti, Miguel de Azcuénaga, Manuel Belgrano, Juan José Castelli, Juan Larrea and Domingo Mateu, as members.
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Insurgent victory on the Monte de las Cruces.
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Calleja defeats the insurgents in Puente de Calderón and there is an insurgent rout.
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In Aguascalientes, Hidalgo is stripped of military command, which falls to Allende.
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Hidalgo and Allende reject the pardon.
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Morelos takes Tixtla where Vicente Guerrero joins him.
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The First National Congress of Chile was inaugurated on July 4, 1811, being one of the oldest congresses in Latin America.
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Hidalgo is shot.
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The government of José Miguel Carrera was characterized by its audacious reforms, whose purpose was to prepare the way for Independence.
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The Battle of Rancagua was a military confrontation that occurred on October 1 and 2, 1814 in the city of the same name in the context of the Chilean War of Independence.
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The most memorable event of the Army of the Andes corresponds to the Crossing of the Andes that began on January 6, 1817 from Mendoza, which culminated in victory in the battle of Chacabuco.
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The Battle of Chacabuco was a decisive contest for the Independence of Chile in which the Army of the Andes fought
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The Act of Independence of Chile is the document by which Chile solemnly declared its independence from the Spanish Monarchy.
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The Battle of Maipú, also known as the Battle of Maipo, was a decisive armed confrontation within the context of the Chilean War of Independence.
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It is officially established on February 11, 12 and 13 as commemorations of Independence
