Manila Galleon Trade (1565-1815)

1. Urdaneta completes the Pacific return route

   Oct 8, 1565Labels: Andr s, Tornaviaje, Pacific route

   • Britannica
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2. Legazpi establishes Manila as colonial capital

   Jun 24, 1571Labels: Miguel L, Manila, Colonial capital

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3. Manila–Acapulco galleon trade begins regular sailings

   Jan 1, 1573Labels: Manila Acapulco, Galleon fleet

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4. Royal Audiencia of Manila established

   Jan 1, 1584Labels: Real Audiencia, Manila

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5. Cavendish captures the Santa Ana near Baja California

   Nov 1, 1587Labels: Thomas Cavendish, Santa Ana, Baja California

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6. Philip II imposes quotas and limits on the galleon trade

   Jan 11, 1593Labels: Philip II, Trade quotas

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7. Sangley Rebellion and massacre disrupt Manila’s Chinese trade community

   Oct 1, 1603Labels: Sangley community, Sangley Rebellion

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8. Galleon brings Antipolo image linking devotion and seafaring

   Jul 18, 1626Labels: Our Lady, Antipolo image

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9. British capture of the Santísima Trinidad during the Seven Years’ War

   Oct 30, 1762Labels: Sant sima, Seven Years'

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10. Royal Company of the Philippines created to reshape imperial trade

    Jan 1, 1785Labels: Royal Company

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11. Cortes of Cádiz decrees suppression of the galleon route

    Sep 14, 1813Labels: Cortes of, Suppression decree

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    • SomosPrimos

12. Last Manila galleon voyage and end of the system

    Jan 1, 1815Labels: Magallanes San, Last galleon

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    • Met Essay
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