Archbishop Manuel Rojo del Río y Vieyra

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Archbishop Manuel Rojo del Río y Vieyra was a Spanish cleric who served as Archbishop of Manila and acting Governor-General of the Philippines during the British invasion and capture of Manila in 1762.


Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Archbishop of Manila
Governor-General of the Philippines
Roman Catholic archbishop
Spanish colonial administrator
areaOfInfluence Manila
Philippines
authorityOver Catholic clergy in Manila
Spanish colonial administration in the Philippines (as acting governor)
continentOfActivity Asia
continentOfCitizenship Europe
countryOfCitizenship Spain
employer Roman Catholic Church
Spanish Crown
ethnicGroup Spaniards
eventParticipatedIn British invasion of Manila
British occupation of Manila
Seven Years' War
governed Manila
Philippines
hasTitle Archbishop
Governor-General
historicalRole colonial governor during British occupation of Manila
head of the Catholic Church in Manila during the British invasion
languageOfWorkOrName Spanish
notableEvent British capture of Manila in 1762
notableFor role during the British invasion of Manila in 1762
role during the capture of Manila by British forces in 1762
serving as Archbishop of Manila
serving as acting Governor-General of the Philippines
occupation Catholic cleric
archbishop
colonial governor
partOf Roman Catholic Church hierarchy in the Philippines
Spanish Empire
Spanish colonial government in the Philippines
placeOfWork Manila
Philippines
positionHeld Archbishop of Manila
Governor-General of the Philippines
acting Governor-General of the Philippines
religion Roman Catholicism
religiousJurisdiction Archdiocese of Manila
residence Manila
Philippines
sphereOfActivity colonial administration
politics
religion
timePeriod 18th century

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Siege of Manila (1762)
commander

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