Peace
Bolivar concludes an armistice with Pablo Morillo
Role range: 1807-1825
Follow Simon Bolivar through 72 dated historical records for Venezuela.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Bolivar concludes an armistice with Pablo Morillo
Role range: 1807-1825
The patriot victory at Carabobo secured effective Venezuelan independence and strengthened republican government.
Defeats a Royalist Army at Caraboba
Role range: 1807-1825
Defeats a Royalist Army & Venezuela becomes a province of Gran Colombia
Role range: 1807-1825
Wins independence for Venezuela which becomes a province of Gran Colombia. Defeats a Royalist Army & Venezuela becomes a province of Gran Colombia
Role range: 1807-1825
Defeats a Royalist Army & Venezuela becomes a province of Gran Colombia
Role range: 1807-1825
Defeats a Royalist Army & Venezuela becomes a province of Gran Colombia. Defeats a Royalist Army at Caraboba
Role range: 1807-1825
Bolivar defeats the Spanish General Miguel de La Torre
Role range: 1807-1825
Captures Caracas afte the Battle of Carabobo
Role range: 1807-1825
Invades Quito Province
Role range: 1807-1825
Appointed President of Venezuela
Appointed President of Venezuela
Role range: 1807-1825
Joins up the forces of Antonio de Sucre
Role range: 1807-1825
Bolivars invasion of Ecuador is halted by the Spanish forces
Role range: 1807-1825
The Nationalist forces arrive in Lima to raise a new army to invade the Peruvian Andes
Role range: 1807-1825
Leads the Peruvian struggle for independence
Role range: 1807-1825
Leads the Peruvian struggle for independence
Role range: 1807-1825
Defeats the Spanish, helps to liberate Peru from Spain
Role range: 1807-1825
Appointed President of Peru with dictatorial powers
Appointed President of Peru with dictatorial powers
Role range: 1807-1825 – 1824-1827
Frames the constitution used to declare independence for Upper Peru
Role range: 1807-1825
Organizes a new republic in Upper Peru which is named after him
Role range: 1807-1825
Organizes a new republic in Upper Peru which is named after him
Role range: 1807-1825
The Congress achieves very little & is poorly attended. Organizes the Congress of American States in Panama
Peru secedes from Bolivars Gran Colombia & charges Bolivar with tyranny
Role range: 1807-1825
Peru secedes from Bolivars Gran Colombia & charges Bolivar with tyranny
Role range: 1807-1825
Simon Bolivar issued an Organic Decree and assumed extraordinary executive powers over Gran Colombia.
Escapes assassination at the hands of liberal conspirators in Gran Colombia
Venezeuela leaves the union of Gran Colombia
Leaves Bogota intending to travel into exile after resigning from political leadership.
Resigns political authority in Gran Colombia amid the federation's collapse.
Simon Bolivar dies at Santa Marta after resigning from political leadership in Gran Colombia.
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