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At the time of the
Napoleonic invasion of the
Iberian Peninsula and the degradation of the Royal power took place, and under the attack of Buenos Aires armies in Upper Peru, the oligarch peruvians support the Royalist army. The Creole rebellion of
Huánuco arose in
1812 and the rebellion of
Cuzco between
1814 and
1816 was suppresed. These rebellions was supported by the armies of Buenos Aires.
Years after the fear of indigenous rebellion from
1780 to
1781 that was headed by
Tupac Amaru II, and under commercial and nacionalist reasons, the Viceroys gain the support of the
Lima oligarch in opposite to Buenos Aires or Chilean commercial interest. The
Viceroyalty of Peru became the last redoubt of the
Spanish Monarchy in
South America. This Viceroyalty succumbed after the decisive continental campaigns of
José de San Martín (1820-1823) and
Simón Bolívar (1824).
San Martín, who had displaced the royalists of Chile after the battle of Maipu, and who had disembarked in
Paracas in
1820, proclaimed the
independence of Peru in
Lima on
July 28,
1821. Four years later, the
Spanish Monarchy was defeated definitively after the
battle of Ayacucho.
After the war of independence the conflict of interests that faced different sectors of the Creole society and the particular ambitions of the
caudillos, made the organization of the country excessively difficult. Only three
civilians:
Manuel Pardo,
Nicolás de Piérola and
Francisco García Calderón could accede to the presidency in the first seventy-five years of independent life. After the splitting of the Alto Peru in
1815, the
Republic of Bolivia was created. In
1837, the
Peru-Bolivian Confederation was also created but, it was dissolved two years later due to the
Chilean
military intervention.
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