Juan Ruiz de Apodaca

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Juan Ruiz de Apodaca was a Spanish naval officer and colonial administrator who served as viceroy of New Spain during the Mexican War of Independence, leading efforts to suppress the insurgent movement.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish naval officer
colonial administrator
human
viceroy of New Spain
areaOfInfluence New Spain
Spanish colonial administration in the Americas
conflict Mexican War of Independence
Napoleonic Wars
countryOfCitizenship Spain
employer Spanish Empire
ethnicGroup Spaniard
familyName Ruiz de Apodaca
givenName Juan
goal preservation of Spanish rule in Mexico
suppression of independence insurgency in New Spain
government Spanish colonial government in New Spain
hasRole representative of the Spanish king in New Spain
supreme civil and military authority in New Spain
historicalPeriod early 19th century
late 18th century
jurisdiction Viceroyalty of New Spain
languageSpoken Spanish
loyalty Spanish Crown
militaryBranch Spanish Navy
movement Spanish colonial rule in Mexico
name Juan Ruiz de Apodaca
notableEvent efforts to suppress Mexican insurgents
negotiations and amnesties with insurgent leaders in New Spain
overthrow as viceroy of New Spain
notableFor attempts to pacify insurgent regions through amnesty and negotiation
command roles in the Spanish Navy
governance of New Spain during the Mexican War of Independence
notableWork suppression of insurgent movement in New Spain
occupation colonial administrator
naval officer
politician
partOf Spanish colonial officials in Mexico
Spanish military leadership during the Mexican War of Independence
politicalAlignment royalist
positionHeld Spanish colonial governor
captain general of New Spain
president of the Audiencia of Mexico
viceroy of New Spain
roleInWar leader of royalist counterinsurgency in New Spain

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