Upon Iturbide's demise, Texas, California, and Chiapas joined the Central American provinces in declaring independence.

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Upon Iturbide's demise, Texas remained a part of Mexico, California remained a part of Alta California (a Mexican territory), and Chiapas remained a state of Mexico. It was not until several years later that Texas declared independence in 1836. Chiapas also remained a part of Mexico, while the Central American provinces did declare independence in 1823.

Upon Iturbide's Demise, Texas, California, and Chiapas Joined the Central