Peru–Bolivian Confederation War

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The Peru–Bolivian Confederation War (1836–1839) was a conflict in which Chile and Peruvian dissidents fought against the short-lived Peru–Bolivian Confederation led by Andrés de Santa Cruz, ultimately resulting in the Confederation’s dissolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military conflict
war
alsoKnownAs War of the Confederation
belligerent Bolivia
Chile
North-Peruvian State
Peru–Bolivian Confederation
Restorationist Peruvians
South-Peruvian State
cause Chilean opposition to regional hegemony of the Confederation
formation of the Peru–Bolivian Confederation
chronology 19th century
commander Agustín Gamarra
Andrés de Santa Cruz
Manuel Bulnes
conflictBetween Bolivia
Chile
North-Peruvian State
Peruvian dissidents
Peru–Bolivian Confederation
Restoration Army of Peru
South-Peruvian State
endTime 1839
followedBy War of the Confederation aftermath in Peru
follows Chilean Civil War of 1829–1830
hasPart Battle of Buin
Battle of Islay
Battle of Paucarpata
Battle of Portada de Guías
Battle of Socabaya
Battle of Uchumayo
Battle of Yungay
involves Peru–Bolivian Confederation
Republic of Chile
linked to: Chile
location Bolivia
Pacific coast of South America
Peru
opponent Andrés de Santa Cruz
partOf history of Bolivia
history of Chile
history of Peru
region South America
result dissolution of the Peru–Bolivian Confederation
restoration of separate states of Peru and Bolivia
significantEvent Battle of Yungay
Treaty of Paucarpata
startTime 1836

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Manuel Blanco Encalada participantIn Peru–Bolivian Confederation War
Agustín Gamarra participatedIn Peru–Bolivian Confederation conflicts
linked to: Peru–Bolivian Confederation War
Juan Manuel de Rosas conflict War against the Peru–Bolivian Confederation
linked to: Peru–Bolivian Confederation War