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Mexican Sovereignty

  • Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla is born

    Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla is born
    He is born in Pénjamo
    known as the 'father of independence'
    he was a priest, a criollo
  • Jose María Morelos Pavón is born

    Jose María Morelos Pavón is born
    mexican polititian and militar
    assumed leadership after Hidalgo's death in the Independence movement
    created the Congress of Chilpancingo
  • Ignacio Allende is born

    Ignacio Allende is born
    Spaniard
    Capitan of the Spanish army in Mexico
    Captured by Spaniards in Chihuahua and killed for treason
  • Doña Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez is born

    Doña Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez is born
    She was a mexican patriot
    Independence movement defender
    Brave woman who gave up her life when informing that the indepenendence conspiracy that was about to take place in Queretaro was discovered.
  • El Pípila

    El Pípila
    Born in San Miguel de Allende
    He was a native miner
    He is one of the native leaders of the revolution
    Participates in the most bloody war at the Alhóndiga de Granaditas
    He burns down the door while carrying a big rock over his back +He did not exist. There is no reliable source that talks about him. No one back then knew about his existance. It is beleved he was a myth that rouse through time in order to convince natives about their participance in nationalist wars.
  • Agustín de Iturbide is born

    Agustín de Iturbide is born
    Mexican politician and army general
    tookover Mexico city on 27 September 1821
    original designer of the first mexican flag
    he was in all the political struggles before independence
  • Conspiracy is discovered

    Querétaro. Priest De León revealed that he knew information given by one recently-dead citizen about a conspiracy that was about to take place against the Spanish rule.
  • Grito de Dolores

    Grito de Dolores
    Intitial act towards the war of independence. It was a call Hildalgo did to the people, side by side with Ignacio Allende and Juan Aldama. He rang the church's bell at Parroquia de Dolores.
    • the churches or parroquias back then did not have bells, the even might have happened, but the actions are altered. There was no bell ringing because there was no bell.
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    INITIATION TIME-SPAN

  • Declaration of Independence of the Mexican Empire

    Declaration of Independence of the Mexican Empire
    document signed in the municipal palace in which the independence of Mexico from Spain is formally announced.
  • Monte de las Cruces Battle

    Monte de las Cruces Battle
    Monte de las Cruces, Toluca. insurgent forces vs. spaniard forces fighit
  • Batalla de Puente de Calderón

    Zapotlanejo, 60 km east of Guadalajara, México. Spaniard forces won against the insurgents.
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    RESISTANCE TIME-SPAN

  • Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla dies

    He is killed for treason to the Spanish crown
    he is first expelled from the church with a ritual
    then executed
    • there are plenty of stpries about his dead, his last word, his wishes etc. none of them are reliable.
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    CONSOLIDATION

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    Congress of Chilpancingo

    Mexico independent from Spain
    First national constitution
    National Constituent Congress of Chilpancingo
  • Constitution of Apatzingán

    Constitution of Apatzingán
    held by the Congress of Anahuac
    constitution in favor of the insurgents and their followers
  • Battle of Temalaca

    Temalaca, Puebla. Spanish oyalist forces and Mexican rebels fighting for independence from the Spanish Empire. Insurgents were commanded by José María Morelos and the Spanish by Manuel de la Concha
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    Ejército de las Tres Garantías

    also known as Ejercito Trigarante was the military led by Agustín de Iturbide during the Mexican Independence.
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    CONSUMMATION

    Ejército Trigarante or Ejercito de las Tres Garantías wins. Independence fights end.
  • Plan of Iguala

    Plan of Iguala
    revolutionary proclamation promulgated on 24 February 1821 in the final stage of the Mexican War of Independence from Spain
  • Treaty of Cordoba

    Treaty of Cordoba
    Córdoba, Veracruz. treaty where the independence is primarly accepted
    17 points (similar to Plan de Iguala)
    signed by Iturbide and O'Donoju (he did not have the spanish crown's permission)
    access denied by the spanish crown