These events at Nootka Sound led to the Nootka Crisis, a conflict between the Kingdom of Spain and Kingdom of Great Britain about colonization and territorial access of the Pacific Northwest coast of North America. A series of Nootka Conventions averted war. Martínez lost favor due to his actions in the incident, and with the appointment of a new Viceroy, Juan Vicente de Güemes, Count of Revillagigedo. In 1790 a new Spanish expedition under Francisco de Eliza reoccupied Nootka Sound, followed by Alessandro Malaspina in 1791 and Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra diplomatically implementing the Nootka Conventions in 1792.