Episode 2 of 2
Later Naming and Recreation
- When
- 1812–1815
- Where
- unnamed location of the later lodge
According to Alcibíades Lappas, the lodge was named "Lodge of Rational Knights" in 1812 and renamed "Lautaro" by San Martín in 1815.
The lodge's secrecy makes it difficult to investigate its purposes or even its name. Alcibíades Lappas considers that the lodge was named "Lodge of Rational Knights" in 1812, just like the Cádiz one, and that San Martín renamed it "Lautaro" when he recreated it in 1815, after the fall of Alvear.
Sources
- Lautaro Lodge Wikipedia, revision of 2026-07-01
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