Historedia
Person

Juan Prim

Events
4
Episodes
8
Years
1861–1870

Every event in Historedia whose sources name Juan Prim, 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. French forces bombard Veracruz

    1861–1863

    Role: Spanish General

    1. 14 December 1861 to 7 January 1862 · VeracruzSpanish Occupation of Veracruz

      Spanish General Juan Prim occupied Veracruz on 14 December 1861, with French and British forces joining in January 1862.

    2. 10 January 1863 · AcapulcoFrench Bombardment of Acapulco

      A French squadron bombarded the Pacific port of Acapulco on 10 January 1863.

  2. Tripartite agreement to intervene in Mexico

    1861–1862

    Role: Spanish general

    1. 1861 · Convention of LondonSigning of the Tripartite Agreement

      Spanish, French, and British governments agreed to the Convention of London to ensure debt repayments from Mexico.

    2. 14 December 1861 – 7 January 1862 · VeracruzOccupation of Veracruz

      Spanish general Juan Prim occupied Veracruz on 14 December 1861, followed by French and British forces in January 1862.

  3. Glorious Revolution deposes Queen Isabella II

    1868

    Role: General and Revolutionary Leader

    1. September 1868 · CádizNaval Mutiny in Cádiz

      A naval mutiny in Cádiz in September 1868 marked the beginning of the Glorious Revolution, led by Admiral Topete.

    2. 28 September 1868 · AlcoleaBattle of Alcolea

      Isabella's forces were defeated by General Serrano at the Battle of Alcolea on 28 September 1868, ending her reign.

    3. 30 September 1868 · San SebastiánExile to France

      Following the defeat at Alcolea, Isabella II left Spain for exile in France on 30 September 1868.

  4. Spanish premier Juan Prim shot and mortally wounded

    1870

    Role: Prime Minister of Spain

    1. 28-30 December 1870 · CortesShooting at the Cortes

      Juan Prim was shot by unknown assassins on leaving the chamber of the Cortes in Madrid on 28 December 1870.

Sources

  1. Second French intervention in Mexico Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-27
  2. Glorious Revolution (Spain) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-04
  3. Isabella II Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-28
  4. Juan Prim Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-23