Pueblo Revolt and Indigenous Resistance in New Spain (1680–1692)

1. Spanish authorities punish Pueblo religious leaders

   Jan 1, 1675Labels: Spanish authorities, Pueblo leaders

   • Britannica
   • NLM Native

2. Planning council at Taos area organizes revolt

   May 1, 1680Labels: Taos Pueblo, Po'pay

   • NAU Cline
   • Britannica

3. Revolt begins with coordinated attacks

   Aug 10, 1680Labels: Pueblo forces, Spanish settlements

   • Britannica
   • NLM Native

4. Siege of Santa Fe intensifies

   Aug 16, 1680Labels: Siege of, Pueblo forces

   • GSHA
   • Britannica

5. Spanish evacuate Santa Fe and flee south

   Aug 21, 1680Labels: Santa Fe, Spanish retreat

   • Britannica
   • TSHA

6. Refugees regroup near Fray Cristóbal

   Sep 13, 1680Labels: Fray Crist, Spanish refugees

   • TSHA

7. Spanish exile centered at El Paso del Norte

   Oct 1, 1680Labels: El Paso, Colonial government

   • TSHA
   • Britannica

8. Otermín attempts reconquest and withdraws

   Nov 1, 1681Labels: Antonio de, Reconquest attempt

   • WorldCat
   • TSHA

9. Diego de Vargas leads reconquest expedition north

   Aug 1, 1692Labels: Diego de, Reconquest expedition

   • NARA NHPRC
   • Britannica

10. De Vargas reenters Santa Fe after negotiation

    Sep 13, 1692Labels: Diego de, Santa Fe

    • NARA NHPRC
    • Britannica

11. Spanish settlers return with de Vargas

    Sep 1, 1693Labels: Spanish settlers, De Vargas

    • NARA NHPRC
    • Britannica

12. Spanish storm Astialakwa at Jemez

    Jul 24, 1694Labels: Astialakwa, Jemez Pueblo

    • UNM Press
    • NARA NHPRC

13. Second Pueblo uprising spreads across New Mexico

    Jun 1, 1696Labels: Second uprising, Pueblo communities

    • AZ Index
    • NARA NHPRC

14. De Vargas issues detailed report on 1696 revolt

    Jun 17, 1696Labels: Diego de, Official report

    • AZ Index
    • NARA NHPRC