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battle de
Ingavi took place, in
which the
Bolivian Army
defeated the
Peruvian troops of
Gamarra (killed in the battle).
After the victory,
Bolivia invaded...
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Battle of
Ingavi occurred on
November 18, 1841,
during the Peruvian–
Bolivian War of 1841–42, in the town of
Ingavi,
Bolivia. The
Bolivian Army, commanded...
- Tirado. Once the
independence and
sovereignty of
Bolivia were
consolidated in the
Battle of
Ingavi on 18
November 1841, the need for a
patriotic song...
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refer to: Q'ilani, a
mountain in
Bolivia's Pacajes Province Q'ilani (
Ingavi-Los Andes), a
mountain in
Bolivia's Ingavi and Los
Andes provinces Kehlani...
- Peru,
tried to
annex Bolivia,
which cost the
Peruvian president his life on
November 18, 1841 at the
Battle of
Ingavi. The
Bolivian Army,
under the command...
- of
Ingavi;
after the victory,
Bolivia invaded Perú, and
several fronts of
struggle were
opened in the
Peruvian south. The
eviction of the
Bolivian troops...
- the
Plurinational State of
Bolivia. With 755,732
residents as of 2024, La Paz is the third-most
populous city in
Bolivia. Its
metropolitan area, which...
-
Ingavi is a
province in the La Paz
Department in
Bolivia. This is
where the
Battle of
Ingavi occurred on
November 18, 1841, and
where the
World Heritage...
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Spiritual and
Political Centre of the
Tiahuanacu Culture BoliviaIngavi Province, La Paz Department,
Bolivia 16°33′30″S 68°40′40″W / 16.55833°S 68.67778°W...
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Street to the east,
Comercio Street to the south, and a
continuation of
Ingavi and
Ballivan Streets to the north. The
Plaza was
originally named the Plaza...
