Publication: La autoridad novohispana y la «diabólica bebida» del pulque en tiempos de Carlos II
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2022
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Instituto de Estudios Auriseculares (IDEA)
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A partir de la documentación conservada en el Archivo General de Indias y en el Archivo Histórico de la Nobleza (esencialmente, su sección de Osuna),
este trabajo profundiza en los efectos del gran motín de 1692 en México en lo que se refiere a sus implicaciones políticas de sus responsables. Particularmente, se centra en las actuaciones subsiguientes del Virrey Galve, quien, a partir de la correspondencia privada con su hermano el IX duque del infantado, manifiesta sus preocupaciones máximas sobre la bebida del pulque como gran causante del motín. = Based on the documentation preserved in the Archivo General de Indias and in the Archivo Histórico de la Nobleza (essentially, its Osuna section), this work delves into the effects of the great riot of 1692 in Mexico in terms of the political implications of those responsible for it. Particularly, it focuses on the subsequent actions of Viceroy Galve, who, from his private correspondence with his brother the IX Duke of Infantado, expresses his utmost concerns about the drink of pulque as a major cause of the riot.
Based on the documentation preserved in the Archivo General de Indias and in the Archivo Histórico de la Nobleza (essentially, its Osuna section), this work delves into the effects of the great riot of 1692 in Mexico in terms of the political implications of those responsible for it. Particularly, it focuses on the subsequent actions of Viceroy Galve, who, from his private correspondence with his brother the IX Duke of Infantado, expresses his utmost concerns about the drink of pulque as a major cause of the riot.
Based on the documentation preserved in the Archivo General de Indias and in the Archivo Histórico de la Nobleza (essentially, its Osuna section), this work delves into the effects of the great riot of 1692 in Mexico in terms of the political implications of those responsible for it. Particularly, it focuses on the subsequent actions of Viceroy Galve, who, from his private correspondence with his brother the IX Duke of Infantado, expresses his utmost concerns about the drink of pulque as a major cause of the riot.
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Motín de 1692, Pulque, Virre Conde de Galve, IX Duque del Infantado, Nueva España, México, Carlos II, Consejo de Indias, Audiencia de México, Riot of 1692, Viceroy, Count of Galve, Ix Duke of Infantado, New Spain, Charles Ii, Council of The Indies, Audiencia of Mexico
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Hipogrifo, Vol.10, N.2 (2022), pp. 457-474