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Colonial New Spain

Browse timelines in Colonial New Spain.

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Bourbon Reforms and administrative restructuring in New Spain (1763–1810)

1763 - 1810

Casta painting tradition and racial classification in eighteenth‑century Mexico (c.1680–1810)

1680 - 1821

Encomienda, repartimiento, and labor systems in central Mexico (1521–1600)

1521 - 1600

Formation and early rule of the Viceroyalty of New Spain (1521–1565)

1521 - 1565

Indigenous land claims, cabildos, and colonial litigation in central Mexico (1650–1810)

1650 - 1810

Indigenous rebellions across New Spain: Mixtón, Chichimeca, and northern uprisings (1540–1700)

1540 - 1692

Jesuit and Franciscan missions in the northern frontier (1600–1767)

1596 - 1768

Pueblo Revolt and Spanish reconquest in the northern provinces (1680–1692)

1598 - 1699

Silver mining and the Zacatecas–Guanajuato economic boom (1546–1800)

1546 - 1809

The Camino Real, muleteer guilds, and overland silver transport (1560–1800)

1535 - 1810

The Inquisition's trials and censorship in New Spain (1571–1820)

1570 - 1820

The Manila Galleon trade between Acapulco and Manila (1565–1815)

1565 - 1815

The Mexican Enlightenment: academies, presses, and scientific societies (1750–1810)

1750 - 1810

The rise of regional ports: Veracruz, Acapulco, and coastal trade networks (1521–1810)

1519 - 1810

Urban development of Mexico City: cathedral, plazas, and the viceregal capital (1521–1800)

1521 - 1813