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The government of Sonora and Sinaloa was created in 1732 with the purpose of attaining the political unification of several provinces of Northwestern New Spain (El Rosario, Maloya, Copala, Culiacan, Sinaloa, Ostimuri and Sonora). Its first governor had his residence in the town of Sinaloa, which became the first capital of the new provincial entity. Soon the seat of the provincial government began shifting from place to place, as did the location of the capital. The author of this article establishes the sequence of these changes, and studies the political and administrative circumstances which determined them.

La inestable capital de la gobernación de Sonora y Sinaloa (1732-1823): una reseña preliminar