Simon De Anda Y Salazar (disambiguation)

• Simón de Anda y Salazar

  Also: Don Simón de Anda y Salazar — the honorific styling of the Spanish record, Lieutenant Governor of the Philippines — the Audiencia's wartime designation, Governor and Captain-General — the title he assumed on October 8, 1762 under the Council of the Indies' devolution rules

  Simón de Anda y Salazar (October 28, 1709, Subijana, Basque Country, Spain — October 30, 1776, Hospital de San Felipe, Cavite) was a Spanish colonial…

• Francisco de la Torre

  Also: Francisco Javier de la Torre — the full documented form of his name, Don Francisco de la Torre — the styling of the Anda correspondence's "Spanish governor designate", Brigadier de la Torre — his military rank in the handover record

  Francisco de la Torre — in full Francisco Javier de la Torre — was a Spanish brigadier and colonial governor, counted the 49th Governor-General of…

• Basilio Sancho de Santa Justa y Rufina

  Also: Basilio Tomás Sancho y Hernando — the archiepiscopal record's styling, Basilio Tomás Sancho Hernando — the linked-data styling, De Santas Justa y Rufina — the titular suffix the records carry in variant forms (Santa Justa, Santas Justa)

  Basilio Sancho de Santa Justa y Rufina — in the archiepiscopal record Basilio Tomás Sancho y Hernando (de Santas Justa y Rufina), Sch. P. (September…

• Manuel Rojo del Río

  Also: Manuel Antonio Rojo del Río — the styling carried in the linked-data labels, Archbishop Rojo — the usage of the occupation's documentary record ("According to Archbishop Rojo's journal"), Archbishop-Governor — the dual-office styling of this wiki's occupation and Anda entries

  Manuel Antonio Rojo del Río y Vieyra (September 24, 1708, Tula, Viceroyalty of New Spain — January 30, 1764, Manila) was a Mexican-born Spanish Criollo…

• Simon de Anda

  Also: Simón de Anda y Salazar (Spanish full name), Anda, Governor-General Anda

  Simon de Anda (1709-1776), fully Simón de Anda y Salazar, was a Spanish magistrate and governor-general of the Philippines remembered as the champion of resistance…

• History of the Philippines (1765–1898)

  Also: The late Spanish period, The last century of Spanish rule, The post-occupation Spanish era

  The History of the Philippines (1765–1898) is this wiki's umbrella survey of the last stretch of Spanish rule — from the restoration of Spanish authority…

• Dawsonne Drake

  Also: Governor Drake — the styling of the occupation record and the Anda correspondence, The first British Governor of Manila, British Governor-General of the Philippines — the infobox styling of the reference record, the office Drake alone ever held

  Dawsonne Drake (1724, Madras, India – 1784, India) was a British East India Company servant — clerk, then governor of White Town in Madras, rising…

• Archbishop of Manila

  Also: Metropolitan Archbishop of Manila — the linked-data styling, Ordinary of the Archdiocese of Manila, Bishop of Manila — the pre-1595 styling, still correct for Salazar's tenure

  The Archbishop of Manila is the metropolitan archbishop who governs the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila — the oldest see of the Catholic Church in…

• Seven Years' War

  Also: The war of 1756–1763, The French and Indian War — the North American theatre's own name, the Wiktionary entry's hyponym, The Spanish–British war of 1762–1763 — the belligerency that produced the Philippine theatre

  The Seven Years' War (May 17, 1756 – February 10, 1763) was the mid-eighteenth century's "global conflict fought by numerous great powers" — Britain and…

• Azim ud-Din I

  Also: Muhammad Alimuddin — the Arabic-name form the record carries, Alimuddin I, Don Fernando de Alimuddin — the baptismal styling

  Azim ud-Din I — also Muhammad Alimuddin, titled Sultan Amirul M'umimin Maharajah Adinda Azim ud-Din, and counted the nineteenth Sultan of Sulu in the linked-data…

• Battle of Manila (1762)

  The Battle of Manila (1762) was the capture of Spanish Manila by a British expeditionary force during the Seven Years' War. Troops under Brigadier William…

• Real Audiencia of Manila

  Also: Real Audiencia de Manila, Royal Audiencia of Manila, Royal Audience of Manila

  The Real Audiencia of Manila (Spanish: Real Audiencia de Manila) was the Real Audiencia — the high court of the Spanish crown — for the…

• British Occupation of Manila

  Also: The British conquest of Manila, The 1762–1764 occupation, Battle of Manila (1762) — the opening assault

  The British occupation of Manila was the eighteen-month seizure of the Spanish colonial capital of the Philippines — with the nearby port of Cavite —…

• Diego Silang

  Also: Diego Silang y Andaya — the full Spanish name styling, Governor of the Ilocos — the styling the record's own register carries for 1762–1763, The Ilocano revolt leader — the linked-data description styling

  Diego Silang y Andaya (December 16, 1730, Aringay, then part of Pangasinan and now in La Union – May 28, 1763, Bantay, Ilocos) was the…

• Governor-General of the Philippines

  Also: Governor and Captain-General of the Philippines — the combined civil-military styling of the Spanish record, Capitán General de Filipinas — the formal Spanish-era designation, Governor-General of the Philippine Islands — the American-era statutory title from 1905

  The Governor-General of the Philippines was the chief executive of the archipelago under two successive colonial regimes — the office established in 1565 when Miguel…

• Daraga Church

  Also: Church of Nuestra Señora de la Porteria — the formal invocation, Our Lady of the Gate Parish Church — the English rendering carried in the church's own record, Nuestra Señora de la Porteria Parish Church, Daraga

  Daraga Church, formally the parish church of Nuestra Señora de la Porteria — English Our Lady of the Gate Parish Church — is a Roman…

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