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Juan Ortega y Montañés

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807: 25: 814: 109: 717: 705: 693: 729: 244:, between Spain and France on the one hand and Austria, England and Holland on the other, began to determine his successor. The viceroy at the time, Sarmiento y Valladares, was a supporter of the Habsburg claims to the Spanish throne. (The Bourbons were in control in Spain.) He was removed from office and Ortega was once again named interim viceroy. 681: 209:
One of the first challenges of his administration was the suppression of an uprising of university students. On March 27, 1696, they tried to burn the scaffold in the Plaza de Armas, which they saw as "an annoying manifestation of the power of the monarchy." This caused great alarm in Mexico City.
194:). He was known for his opposition to clerical abuse and arbitrariness, and also for his support of simple happiness and poverty among the clergy. He had also a reputation for charity, concern for the parishioners, and energy in his work. 178:, at Málaga, and at Alcalá de Henares, where he graduated with a doctorate in jurisprudence. He was named inquisitor for New Spain, and it was there that he entered the service of the Church. He was bishop of 851: 210:
The constables broke up the demonstration, arresting a youth named Francisco González de Castro. The students tried to rescue him as he was being escorted to jail, pelting the constables with rocks.
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The other important event of this viceroy's first term was the sending of a Jesuit expedition to evangelize and colonize the Californias. This expedition included the famous missionary fathers
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Ortega y Montañés's formal consecration as archbishop of Mexico occurred January 6, 1702, while he was again serving as viceroy. The archbishop was distinguished for his devotion to the
228:, took up the government on December 13, 1696, and Bishop Ortega y Montañés returned to his see in Michoacán. He remained there until March, 1700, when he was made archbishop of Mexico. 1294: 1091: 988: 841: 969: 924: 1174: 1289: 1018: 597: 147: 1120: 54: 1125: 914: 1096: 761: 1184: 998: 1052: 861: 1057: 251:, patron of Mexico, whose church was finished under this administration (1702). The archbishop personally toured, asking for alms to support the construction. 959: 929: 880: 1299: 1238: 1233: 1047: 1003: 831: 1067: 1072: 1062: 919: 283:, written for his first successor, José Sarmiento y Valladares. It was a report on the state of the colony at the end of the seventeenth century. 1008: 885: 856: 500: 203: 1218: 624: 570: 151: 143: 1150: 754: 580: 332: 314: 76: 1228: 1140: 661: 964: 836: 607: 1274: 747: 135: 1189: 782: 770: 538: 507: 241: 671: 269:, and the decision was reached not to turn over the tribute to the French without express orders from the Spanish Crown. 1130: 1115: 644: 221:. The two fathers had founded the Fondo Piadoso de California on August 15, 1696, to continue the work of colonization. 37: 47: 41: 33: 993: 934: 218: 58: 1223: 944: 1155: 846: 1209: 1194: 563: 448: 400: 352: 1082: 279:
Ortega died in 1708, still occupying the see of Mexico. He left behind various writings. These included
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with a French fleet to transport the tribute of New Spain to France. Viceroy Ortega consulted with the
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from February 27, 1696, to December 18, 1696, and again from November 4, 1701, to November 27, 1702.
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On November 18, 1702, Archbishop Ortega left Mexico City for Otumba to welcome the new viceroy,
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A ship arrived in Veracruz on March 6, 1701, carrying the news of the death of King
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The viceroy received word that the conde de Chateau-Renaud had arrived in
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In February 1696 he was named interim viceroy of New Spain, to succeed
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on November 1 of the previous year. Charles II left no heir. The
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He suspended the transportation of prisoners from New Spain to
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Francisco Fernández de la Cueva, 10th Duke of Alburquerque
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José Sarmiento y Valladares, conde de Moctezuma y de Tula
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García Felipe de Legazpi y Velasco Altamirano y Albornoz
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Archbishop Juan Ortega y Montañés, Viceroy of New Spain
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