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Santiago de Vera was a native of Alcalá de Henares, Spain and the sixth Spanish governor of the Philippines, from May 16, 1584, until May 1590. [1] : 286–287. Governorship.
Oct 11, 2004 · Doctor Santiago de Vera, of the Council of the king, our lord, and his governor and captain-general in these Philipinas Islands, stated that inasmuch as it is proper and necessary to inform the king our sovereign of the compact and conspiracy which the Indian chiefs and natives of these islands and the vicinity of Manila had plotted ...
DOCTOR SANTIAGO DE VERA—Native of Alcalá de Henares; alcalde of Mexico; arrives at Manila, May 16, 1584; establishes first Audiencia of Manila, 1584; sends Diego Ronquillo prisoner to Spain, 1585; sends expedition to Maluco, 1585; Father Sanchez leaves for Spain, June 28, 1586; arrival of Dominicans for their first mission, 1587; construct...
He exposed the conspirators’ plan against the Spanish government to Governor General Santiago de Vera on October 26, 1588, with the plan having been in motion for over 15 months. As a result, with Salamat in captive, the plan, their letters and gifts never reached the sultan of Brunei.
Vera, Santiago de. Madrid, s. XVI – México, 30.XII.1606. Oidor en Santo Domingo, Guadalajara y México, gobernador de Filipinas, presidente de Guadalajara.
Pinangalanan ito ni Gobernador Santiago de Vera bilang parangal sa kaniyang patron na si Santiago. Ang pader na nakapalibot dito at nagsisilbing proteksiyon ay may kapal na walong talampakan at taas na dalawampu’t dalawang talampakan. Hindi maikakaila ang kahalagahan nitó sa kasaysayan ng Filipinas.
#May16 | On this day in 1584, Santiago de Vera, the first president of the Real Audiencia, began his term as the sixth Governor-General of the Philippines after his appointment following the death of his predecessor Gonzalo Ronquillo de Peñalosa.
