State
history of Peru (1821–1842)
aspect of the history of Peru
- This boundary
- 1839–1882
- Succeeded by
- Restoration
Overview
The history of Peru between 1821 and 1842 is the period considered by the country's official historiography as the first stage of its republican history, formally receiving the name of Foundational Period of the Republic (Spanish: Época Fundacional de la República) by historian Jorge Basadre. During this era, what became known as the First Militarism (Spanish: Primer Militarismo), a period where several military figures held control of the country, started in 1827 with José de La Mar's presidency, ending in 1844.
Records (18)
- 1839 — Battle of YungayBattle · Chile ▸ Peru-Bolivian Confederation
- 1844 — Battle of Carmen AltoBattle · Peruvian Constitutionalists ▸ Manuel de Vivanco's Army
- 1855 — Battle of La PalmaBattle · Former President Ramon Castilla ▸ President Jose Maria Echenique
- 1857 — Battle of ArequipaBattle · Peruvian Government ▸ Conservative Rebels
- 1862 — Battle of Cerro de PascoBattle · Peruvian Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1866 — Battle of CallaoBattle · Peru ▸ Spain
- 1879 — Battle of IquiqueBattle · Peru ▸ Chile
- 1879 — Battle of PisaguaBattle · Chile ▸ Peru, Bolivia
- 1879 — Battle of San FranciscoBattle · Chile ▸ Peru
- 1879 — Battle of TarapacaBattle · Peru ▸ Chile
- 1880 — Battle of AricaBattle · Chile ▸ Peru
- 1880 — Battle of Los Angeles, PeruBattle · Chile ▸ Peru
- 1880 — Battle of TacnaBattle · Chile ▸ Peru, Bolivia
- 1881 — Battle of ChorrillosBattle · Chile ▸ Peru
- 1881 — Battle of MirafloresBattle · Chile ▸ Peru
- 1882 — Battle of Concepcion, PeruBattle · Peru ▸ Chile
- 1882 — Battle of PucaraBattle · Peru ▸ Chile
- 1882 — Battle of TongosBattle · Huancavelia Rebels ▸ Chile
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