First Spanish foothold in the PhilippinesJan 1, 1565Labels: Miguel L, Cebu, Spanish PhilippinesBritannicaWikipedia
Urdaneta completes the tornaviaje return routeOct 8, 1565Labels: Andr s, Tornaviaje, Pacific navigationBritannicaWikipedia
Manila named colonial capital and trade hubJun 24, 1571Labels: Manila, Spanish colonial, Port ofIntramurosSOAS Repo
Manila–Acapulco galleon trade becomes regularJan 1, 1573Labels: Manila Acapulco, Acapulco, ManilaWHE TimelineWikipedia
Cavendish captures the Santa Ana galleonNov 4, 1587Labels: Thomas Cavendish, Santa Ana, PrivateeringWikipediaWHE Timeline
Crown restricts galleon sailings and cargo valueJan 1, 1593Labels: Spanish Crown, Galleon regulations, Monopoly policyLegarda PDFResearchGate
San Felipe wreck shows typhoon-season dangerOct 19, 1596Labels: San Felipe, Typhoon wreck, Japan coastWikipedia
Dutch–Spanish conflict threatens Philippine supply linesJan 1, 1600Labels: Dutch Republic, Spanish Philippines, Naval conflictHistoryLab
Battles of La Naval de Manila protect the routeMar 15, 1646Labels: La Naval, Spanish-Filipino forces, Dutch fleetWikipedia
British capture of Manila disrupts wartime commerceOct 6, 1762Labels: British capture, Seven Years', OccupationCambridgeWikipedia
Real Compañía de Filipinas founded to expand tradeMar 10, 1785Labels: Real Compa, Bourbon reforms, Spanish tradeWikipediaPhilippineIsl
Mexican independence war undermines Acapulco endpointSep 16, 1810Labels: Mexican War, Acapulco, New SpainWikipediaWHE Article
Cortes of Cádiz orders suppression of the routeJan 1, 1813Labels: Cortes of, Route suppression, Spanish decreeWHE ArticleReference
Insurgents seize Acapulco in the independence warApr 12, 1813Labels: Jos Mar, Acapulco seizure, InsurgentsWikipediaWHE Article
Final galleon voyage reaches AcapulcoJan 1, 1815Labels: Final galleon, San Fernando, Acapulco arrivalWHE TimelineWHE Article