The chapter "Punishment: General Inspection Against the Rebels of Mexico" examines the repercussions of the 1624 revolt in Mexico City and the role of the Inquisition in the trial of those involved. It analyzes the arrival ...

The chapter titled "Interceding: The Archbishop and the Nullity of Crimes" addresses the political and social events in Mexico City during the period of 1621–1628, within the context of the reign of Philip IV. It focuses ...

The chapter titled "Imposing: Philip IV's First Viceroy in New Spain" examines the governorship of Diego Pimentel, Marquis of Gelves, in New Spain between 1621 and 1628. It addresses his arrival in the viceroyalty, ...

This chapter addresses the dynamics of power and resistance in Mexico City during the years of Viceroy Marqués de Gelves's rule. Through a historical narrative, it explores the events of discontent that led to a widespread ...

This chapter details the events and circumstances surrounding the assumption of power by the Royal Audiencia of Mexico in 1624, in a tumultuous context marked by a rebellion against the viceroy, the Marquis of Gelves. It ...

This chapter examines the transitional period in Mexico City following the death of Philip III in 1621, highlighting the responses and actions of the city council and the local population to the proclamation of the new ...