Supreme Director of Chile
Assumes office as Supreme Director following the resignation of Bernardo O'Higgins.
Role range: 1823-1826
Follow Ramon Freire Serrano through 7 dated historical records for Chile.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Assumes office as Supreme Director following the resignation of Bernardo O'Higgins.
Role range: 1823-1826
Promulgates legislation completing the abolition of slavery in Chile.
Role range: 1823-1826
Promulgates the constitution commonly known as the Moral Constitution.
Role range: 1823-1826
Oversees repeal of the 1823 Constitution after its moral and administrative provisions prove impractical.
Role range: 1823-1826
Leads the government as a renewed military expedition seeks to end the remaining Spanish presence in Chiloe.
Role range: 1823-1826
Accepts the Treaty of Tantauco incorporating Chiloe into the Chilean state.
Role range: 1823-1826
Temporarily assumes the presidency during the transition from the office of Supreme Director.
Role range: 1827-1827 – 1827-1827
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