State
Haiti
country in the Caribbean Sea
- This boundary
- 1804–1945
- Founded
- 1804
- Capital
- Port-au-Prince
- Languages
- French, Haitian Creole
- Preceded by
- Second Empire of Haiti
Overview
Haiti, officially the Republic of Haiti, is a country in the Caribbean on the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean Sea, east of Cuba and Jamaica and south of The Bahamas. It occupies the western side of the island, which it shares with the Dominican Republic. Haiti is the third largest country in the Caribbean by area, and with an estimated population of 11.4 million, it is the most populous Caribbean country. The capital and largest city is Port-au-Prince.
All rulers (30)
- Alejandro Petion1806–1818
- Jean-Pierre Boyer1818–1843
- Faustin Soulouque1847–1849
- Fabre Geffrard1859–1867
- Nissage Saget1867
- Sylvain Salnave1867–1869
- Nissage Saget1869–1874
- Michel Domingue1874–1876
- Pierre Théoma Boisrond-Canal1876–1879
- Joseph Lamothe1879
- Lysius Salomon1879–1888
- Pierre Théoma Boisrond-Canal1888
- François Denys Légitime1888–1889
- Monpoint Jeune1889
- Florvil Hyppolite1889–1896
- Tirésias Simon Sam1896–1902
- Pierre Théoma Boisrond-Canal1902
- Pierre Nord Alexis1902–1908
- François C. Antoine Simon1908–1911
- Cincinnatus Leconte1911–1912
- Tancrède Auguste1912–1913
- Michel Oreste1913–1914
- Joseph Davilmar Théodore1914–1915
- Oreste Zamor1914
- Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave1915–1922
- Vilbrun Guillaume Sam1915
- Louis Borno1922–1930
- Louis Eugene Roy1930
- Stenio Vincent1930–1941
- Élie Lescot1941–1946
Records (44)
- 1654 — Capture of Fort RocherBattle
- 1748 — Battle of Saint-Louis-du-SudNaval battle
- 1792 — Battle of Croix-des-BouquetsBattle
- 1793 — Battle of Cap-FrançaisBattle
- 1793 — Siege of Port-au-PrinceSiege
- 1793 — Battle of La TannerieBattle
- 1793 — Battle of MarmeladeBattle
- 1793 — Batalla de Morne PeléBattle
- 1793 — Battle of Saint-Michel-de-l'AtalayeBattle
- 1793 — Battle of La TannerieBattle
- 1793 — Battle of EnneryBattle
- 1794 — Battle of GonaïvesBattle
- 1794 — Capture of Fort-DauphinNaval battle
- 1794 — Battle of Port-RépublicainBattle
- 1794 — Battle of Saint-RaphaëlBattle
- 1794 — Rich BoyyzBattle
- 1794 — Battle of La BombardeBattle
- 1794 — Battle of Dondon (1794)Battle
- 1794 — Battle of TiburonBattle
- 1794 — Battle of TiburonBattle
- 1794 — Battle of TiburonBattle
- 1794 — Battle of TrutierBattle
- 1794 — Battle of LéoganeBattle
- 1795 — Second Battle of VerrettesBattle
- 1795 — Battle of Dondon (1795)Battle
- 1795 — Battle of Las CahobasBattle
- 1795 — Battle of Petite-RivièreBattle
- 1795 — Battle of MirebalaisBattle
- 1796 — Battle of Les IroisBattle
- 1797 — Battle of Jean-RabelBattle
- 1797 — Battle of IroisBattle
- 1802 — Battle of Crête-à-PierrotBattle
- 1802 — Batalla de Plaisance (1802)Battle
- 1802 — Batalla de KellolaBattle
- 1803 — Battle of VertièresBattle
- 1803 — Siege of Port-au-PrinceSiege
- 1803 — Action of 28 June 1803Naval battle
- 1807 — Battle of SibertBattle
- 1812 — Battle of SantoBattle
- 1822–1844 — Haitian occupation of Santo DomingoInvasion
- 1844–1856 — War of Dominican IndependenceWar
- 1915 — Battle of Fort RiviereBattle
- 1919 — Battle of Port-au-PrinceBattle
- 1920 — Battle of Port-au-PrinceBattle
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