Juan O’Donojú

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Spanish military officer human statesman viceroy of New Spain

Juan O’Donojú was a Spanish military officer and statesman who, as the final viceroy of New Spain, played a key role in negotiating Mexico’s independence from Spain in 1821.

Aliases (1)

Juan O'Donojú ×1

Statements (40)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Spanish military officer → human → statesman → viceroy of New Spain →
causeOfDeath	illness →
countryOfCitizenship	Spain →
countryRepresented	Spain →
diedIn	New Spain →
endTimeOfPosition	1821 →
ethnicOrigin	Irish descent →
eventAssociatedWith	Mexican War of Independence → consummation of Mexican independence →
familyName	O’Donojú →
givenName	Juan →
historicalRegionGoverned	New Spain →
historicalSignificance	transition figure between colonial rule and independent Mexico →
ideology	liberalism →
influencedBy	Spanish liberal constitutionalism →
jurisdiction	Viceroyalty of New Spain →
languageSpoken	Spanish →
memberOf	Spanish liberal movement →
militaryBranch	Spanish Army →
name	Juan O’Donojú →
negotiatedWith	Agustín de Iturbide →
notableFor	being the last viceroy of New Spain → participation in the process of Mexican independence → signing the Treaty of Córdoba →
occupation	politician → soldier →
participatedIn	Peninsular War →
placeOfDeath	Mexico City →
positionHeld	jefe político superior of New Spain → viceroy of New Spain →
recognized	Plan of Iguala (with modifications) →
religion	Roman Catholicism →
roleInEvent	negotiator of Mexico’s independence from Spain →
signed	Treaty of Córdoba →
signedOnBehalfOf	Spanish Crown →
startTimeOfPosition	1821 →
successorAsDeFactoRulerOfMexico	Agustín de Iturbide →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Viceroy of New Spain →	lastHolder
Viceroyalty of New Spain →	lastViceroy
Juan O’Donojú →	name
Viceroy of New Spain →	officeHeldBy
Plan of Iguala ("Juan O'Donojú") →	relatedPerson
Treaties of Córdoba →	signatory