Template:On this day - June 21

1126 – Death of Ramón de Roda, Royal Confessor and Bishop of Roda-Barbastro (present-day Spain) (b. 1067).
1483 – In al-Andalus, in order to besiege Granada, the provisional Christian camp is set up for the first time at the place called Ojos de Huécar, later called the city of Santa Fe (present-day Spain).
1702 – Birth of Enrique Flórez, Spanish religious and historian (d. 1773).
1773 – Death of Jorge Juan, Spanish naval engineer and scientist (b. 1713).
1813 – In the course of the Napoleonic Invasion of Spain, the Battle of Vitoria is fought.
1813 – In Upper Peru (now Bolivia), the Army of the North under the command of Manuel Belgrano continues its march northward and takes the city of Potosí.
1902 – Birth of Francisco García Lorca, Spanish poet, teacher, diplomat and writer (d. 1973).
1916 – At the Battle of Carrizal, Mexican troops defeat the United States troops (which had entered Mexico during a punitive expedition against Pancho Villa).
1918 – In Córdoba (Argentina), students of the National University make public the Manifiesto Liminar, which would become a basic document of the movement throughout Latin America.
1929 – In Mexico the agreements ratifying the end of the so-called Cristero War are signed.
2009 – Death of Julio Valdeón Baruque, Spanish historian specializing in the medieval period (b. 1936).

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