Group or institution

Peruvian Congress

Events
3
Episodes
5
Years
1823–1825

Every event in Historedia whose sources name Peruvian Congress, 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. Simón Bolívar named President of Peru

    1823

    Role: Legislative body

    1. 1 September 1823 · Lima, PeruBolívar Arrival in Lima

      Bolívar arrived in Lima on 1 September 1823 to assume command of Peruvian forces, following requests from the Peruvian congress.

  2. Simón Bolívar proclaimed dictator of Peru

    1824–1825

    Role: Legislative body

    1. 10 February 1824 · LimaProclamation of Dictatorship

      The Peruvian congress named Bolívar dictator on 10 February 1824, following political betrayals and military losses in Lima and Callao.

    2. December 1824 – February 1825 · LimaReoccupation and Siege

      Bolívar reoccupied Lima in December 1824 and began a long siege of Callao, extending his dictatorship in 1825.

  3. Bolívar renounces the dictatorship of Peru

    1825

    Role: Legislative Body

    1. 1825 · Unlocated in sourcesBolívar Attempts Resignation

      In early 1825, Bolívar resigned from his offices in Colombia and Peru, but neither nation's congress accepted his resignation.

    2. 10 February 1825 · Presumed seat of the Peruvian congressPeruvian Congress Extends Dictatorship

      On 10 February 1825, the Peruvian congress extended Bolívar's dictatorship for another year, even as he had sought to resign his offices.

Sources

  1. Simón Bolívar Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-01