State
United Provinces of the Río de la Plata
country in South America (1816–1831)
- This boundary
- 1810–1831
- Founded
- 1810
- Ended
- 1831
- Capital
- Buenos Aires
- Languages
- Spanish
- Religion
- religion in the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata
- Preceded by
- Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata
- Succeeded by
- Argentine ConfederationUruguayUpper PeruTarija Department
Overview
The United Provinces of the Río de la Plata or United Provinces of the River Plate, along with United Provinces in South America, are names used to refer to the emerging state that succeeded the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata after the May Revolution, from 1810 to 1831, encompassing the Argentine War of Independence, the Cisplatine War and the beginning of the Argentine Civil Wars. The aforementioned state is now the Argentine Republic. The name "United Provinces of the Río de la Plata" is recognised as one of the official names of Argentina according to its constitution.
Records (42)
- 1810 — Battle of CotagaitaBattle · Spain ▸ Argentinian Rebels
- 1810 — Battle of SuipachaBattle · Argentine Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1811 — Battle of Cerro PortenoBattle · Paraguay ▸ Argentina
- 1811 — Battle of HuaquiBattle · Spain ▸ Argentinian Rebels
- 1811 — Battle of Las PiedrasBattle · Argentine Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1811 — Battle of San NicolasBattle · Spain ▸ Argentine Rebels
- 1812 — Battle of Rio PiedrasBattle · Argentine Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1812 — Battle of TucumanBattle · Argentine Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1813 — Battle of AyohumaBattle · Spain ▸ Argentinian Rebels
- 1813 — Battle of PequerequeBattle · Argentinian Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1813 — Battle of SaltaBattle · Argentine Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1813 — Battle of San Lorenzo, ArgentinaBattle · Argentine Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1813 — Battle of VilcapugioBattle · Spain ▸ Argentine Rebels
- 1814 — Battle of Arroyo de la ChinaBattle · Spain ▸ Argentinian Rebels
- 1814 — Battle of ChacaltayaBattle · Spain ▸ Peruvian Rebels
- 1814 — Battle of Florida, BoliviaBattle · Argentine Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1814 — Battle of Martin GarciaBattle · Spain ▸ Argentine Rebels
- 1815 — Battle of Puesto del MarquezBattle · Argentine Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1815 — Battle of Sipe-SipeBattle · Spain ▸ Argentina
- 1815 — Battle of VentaBattle · Spain ▸ Argentine Rebels
- 1816 — Battle of PariBattle · Spain ▸ Argentine Rebels
- 1817 — Battle of La CiudadelaBattle · Federalists ▸ Unitarists
- 1817 — Battle of PotrerillosBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1819 — Battle of La HerraduraBattle · Argentinian Government ▸ Argentine Rebels
- 1820 — Battle of CepedaBattle · Argentinian Federalists ▸ Argentinian Unitarists
- 1821 — Battle of JujuyBattle · Argentinian Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1821 — Battle of Rio Seco, ArgentinaBattle · Esta-nislao Lo _pez of Santa Fe ▸ Francisco Ramirez of Entre Rios
- 1825–1828 — Cisplatine WarWar
- 1825 — Battle of SarandíBattle
- 1826 — Battle of Los PozosNaval battle
- 1826 — Battle of QuilmesNaval battle
- 1826 — Battle of Toldos ViejosBattle
- 1827 — Battle of ItuzaingóBattle
- 1827 — Batalha de Aquila/ArbolitoNaval battle
- 1827 — Battle of Carmen de PatagonesBattle
- 1827 — Ensenada combatNaval battle
- 1827 — Battle of Monte SantiagoBattle · Argentina ▸ Brazil
- 1828 — Battle of NavarroBattle · General Juan Gallo Lavalle ▸ Governor Manuel Dorrego
- 1829 — Battle of La TabladaBattle · Argentine Unitarists ▸ Argentine Federalists
- 1829 — Battle of San RoqueBattle · Argentine Unitarists ▸ Argentine Federalists
- 1829 — Battle of VizcacherasBattle · Federalists ▸ Rebels
- 1830 — Battle of OncativoBattle · Argentine Unitarists ▸ Argentine Federalists
Facts from Wikidata (CC0), HCED (CC0) and Cliopatria (CC BY 4.0); overview excerpted from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).