Francisco Antonio de Zela

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Francisco Antonio de Zela was an early Peruvian independence leader who helped spark the struggle against Spanish colonial rule in the early 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Peruvian independence leader
human
revolutionary
causeOfDeath illness in prison
commemoratedBy monuments in Tacna
streets named after him in Peru
countryOfCitizenship Peru
dateOfBirth 1768
dateOfDeath 1819
ethnicGroup Criollo
gender male
hasFamilyName de Zela
hasGivenName Francisco Antonio
hasRole precursor of Peruvian independence
heritage Spanish descent
inspiredBy Junta movements in Spanish America
ideas of Spanish American independence
languageSpoken Spanish
led Tacna uprising of 1811
mannerOfDeath died in captivity
movement Latin American wars of independence
Peruvian War of Independence
notableFor initiating the 1811 Tacna uprising against Spanish rule
leading an early uprising for Peruvian independence
occupation military officer
patriot leader
opposed Spanish colonial rule in Peru
opposedBy Spanish colonial authorities in Peru
participantIn Tacna uprising of 1811
placeOfBirth Lima
placeOfDeath Panama City
placeOfDetention Panama City prison
regionOfActivity Tacna
southern Peru
linked to: Southern Peru
residence Lima
Tacna
timePeriod Spanish colonial era in Peru
early 19th century

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Patriot forces of Peru notableCommander Francisco Antonio de Zela