President of Chile
Takes office after a disputed election and confronts the Revolution of 1851.
Role range: 1851-1861 – 1851-1861
Follow Manuel Montt Torres through 8 dated historical records for Chile.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Takes office after a disputed election and confronts the Revolution of 1851.
Role range: 1851-1861 – 1851-1861
Leads the government when loyalist forces defeat the principal armed challenge to his newly inaugurated presidency.
Role range: 1851-1851 – 1851-1861
Defeats an armed revolt challenging his disputed presidential election.
Role range: 1851-1861
President Manuel Montt's administration supported the final stages of Andrés Bello's work on a national civil code. The codification project sought to bring coherence to private law throughout Chile.
Promulgates the Civil Code prepared under the leadership of Andres Bello.
Role range: 1851-1861
Suppresses a regional rebellion against the central government.
Role range: 1851-1861
Promulgates Chile's first banking law during the expansion of the national financial system.
Role range: 1851-1861
Promulgates the Organic Law of Primary Instruction, establishing free state primary education without making attendance compulsory.
Role range: 1851-1861
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