Birth of Andres de Santa Cruz y Calahumana
Historical person
Andres de Santa Cruz y Calahumana Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Andres de Santa Cruz y Calahumana, based on 17 World History Database records associated with Bolivia.
Chronological biography
1792
1825
Bolivar names Santa Cruz to succeed Sucre if delegated authority becomes vacant.
1829
Santa Cruz reorganises public finances, the army and central administration.
Santa Cruz is sworn in as President of Bolivia.
Santa Cruz begins a presidency that restores administrative order and central state authority.
1831
Santa Cruz promulgates a constitution strengthening presidential authority.
1836
Southern Peruvian departments establish South Peru under Santa Cruz's confederation project.
Northern Peruvian departments establish North Peru and recognise Santa Cruz as Supreme Protector.
Santa Cruz creates the Peru-Bolivian Confederation and becomes its Supreme Protector.
Santa Cruz formally organises Bolivia, North Peru and South Peru within the confederation.
1837
Delegates at Tacna approve the confederation's Basic Law under Santa Cruz's direction.
Santa Cruz receives constitutional authority as Supreme Protector of the confederation.
The Tacna congress establishes the institutional structure of the Peru-Bolivian Confederation.
Santa Cruz gains extensive executive authority over the confederated Peruvian states.
The Tacna pact grants Santa Cruz a ten-year term as Supreme Protector.
Santa Cruz compels the first Chilean expedition to accept the Treaty of Paucarpata.
1839
Santa Cruz is defeated by Chilean and Peruvian restorationist forces, ending the Confederation
Titles and roles
Designated Successor · President of Bolivia · Supreme Protector
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.