What was the outcome of the Battle of Medina and how did it affect the Spanish Texans?

The Battle of Medina, fought on August 18, 1813, resulted in a decisive victory for the Spanish royalist forces over the Republican Army of the North. The defeat led to significant reprisals against those involved in the rebellion, including executions and the suppression of revolutionary sentiments among Spanish Texans. Consequently, the aftermath reinforced Spanish control in the region, stifling aspirations for independence and causing a temporary decline in the political and social activism of the Spanish Texan population.