Person

Antonio José de Sucre

Events
4
Episodes
10
Years
1822–1829

Every event in Historedia whose sources name Antonio José de Sucre, with the role they cite and all of that event’s episodes. This is not a biography, and mentions are grouped by name, so two people with the same name can share this page.

Events and episodes

  1. Battle of Pichincha secures the independence of Quito

    1822

    Role: Patriot Commander

    1. 24 May 1822 · Slopes of Pichincha volcanoBattle of Pichincha

      Patriot forces climbed Pichincha volcano on 24 May 1822, defeating Royalist troops near Quito.

    2. 25 May 1822 · City of QuitoSurrender of Quito

      Sucre entered Quito on 25 May 1822, accepting the surrender of Spanish forces.

    3. 16 June 1822 · City of QuitoBolívar Enters Quito

      Simón Bolívar entered Quito on 16 June 1822 following the battle's success.

  2. Battle of Ayacucho ends Spanish rule in South America

    1824

    Role: Patriot Commander

    1. 9 December 1824 · Pampa de La QuinuaBattle of Ayacucho

      Patriot forces defeated Royalist army on 9 December 1824, securing independence.

  3. Bolívar declares war on Peru, opening the Gran Colombia–Peru War

    1828

    Role: Commander of the Gran Colombian Army

    1. 3 June 1828 · UnknownBolívar Declares War on Peru

      Following the expulsion of Colombian forces from Bolivia, President Bolívar resolved to declare war against Peru on 3 June 1828.

    2. 3 July 1828 · UnknownMobilization of Forces

      On 3 July 1828, Presidents La Mar and Bolívar ordered mobilizations of their land and naval forces.

  4. Battle of Tarqui between Gran Colombia and Peru

    1829

    Role: Gran Colombian Commander

    1. 27 February 1829 · Portete de TarquiBattle of Tarqui

      Gran Colombian forces defeated the Peruvian vanguard but suffered heavy cavalry losses, stabilizing the front.

    2. 27 February 1829 · TarquiGirón Agreement

      The first agreement signed as a consequence of the battle, requiring troop removal.

    3. 10 July 1829 · PiuraPiura Armistice

      Signed in July 1829, ending military activities and returning Guayaquil.

    4. 22 September 1829 · GuayaquilTreaty of Guayaquil

      First border treaty between Gran Colombia and Peru, signed in September 1829.

Sources

  1. Antonio José de Sucre Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-24
  2. Quito Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-07
  3. Battle of Pichincha Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-22
  4. Battle of Ayacucho Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-19
  5. Gran Colombia–Peru War Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-17
  6. Battle of Tarqui Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-22