Historedia
Person

Félix María Zuloaga

Events
3
Episodes
10
Years
1857–1859

Every event in Historedia whose sources name Félix María Zuloaga, with the role they cite and all of that event’s episodes. This is not a biography, and mentions are grouped by name, so two people with the same name can share this page.

Events and episodes

  1. Tacubaya Plan and the start of the Reform War in Mexico

    1857–1858

    Role: Conservative General and President

    1. 11 December 1857 · Mexico CityCoup Against President Comonfort

      Zuloaga led a coup against President Comonfort in December 1857, deposing him despite his attempts at compromise.

    2. 17 December 1857 · TacubayaIssuance of the Plan of Tacubaya

      General Zuloaga issued the Plan of Tacubaya in December 1857, nullifying the Constitution of 1857 and offering power to Comonfort.

    3. 11 January 1858 · Mexico CityResignation of Ignacio Comonfort

      Comonfort resigned and went into exile in January 1858, leaving the presidency to Benito Juárez.

    4. December 1858 · Mexico CityRobles Pezuela's Interim Presidency

      Manuel Robles Pezuela served as interim president of the Conservatives during the Reform War, opposing Benito Juárez.

  2. Juárez and Zuloaga as rival presidents of Mexico

    1858–1859

    Role: Conservative General and Rival President

    1. 11 January 1858 · Mexico CityJuárez Assumption of Presidency

      Juárez assumed the presidency in January 1858 after Comonfort left the country, as Chief Justice he was next in line.

    2. December 1858 to January 1859 · Mexico CityZuloaga Overthrow and Transition

      Moderate conservatives overthrew Zuloaga in December 1858, leading to his eventual transfer of power to Miramon in January 1859.

  3. Salas and Miramón lead the Mexican Conservative interim presidency

    1858–1859

    Role: Conservative Leader

    1. 30 December 1858 · Conservative JuntaMiramón Elected by Conservative Junta

      A conservative junta in Mexico City elected Miguel Miramón as president on 30 December 1858.

    2. January 1859 · Mexico City, MexicoSalas Assumes Interim Presidency

      José Mariano Salas became the Conservative interim President of Mexico in January 1859, serving during the ongoing Reform War.

    3. 31 January 1859 · Presidential TransferZuloaga Transfers Power to Miramón

      Félix María Zuloaga officially passed the presidency to Miguel Miramón on 31 January 1859.

    4. February 1859 · Mexico City, MexicoMiramón Succeeds as Interim President

      Miguel Miramón succeeded José Mariano Salas as the Conservative interim President of Mexico in February 1859.

Sources

  1. Félix María Zuloaga Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-01
  2. Plan of Tacubaya Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-12
  3. Miguel Miramón Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-03