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Carlos de Montúfar

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Upon arriving in Panama, he managed to flee and joined the Liberation Army in New Granada, where he reached the rank of colonel and fought in the southern area of present-day Colombia, where the Royalist forces of
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sowed death and destruction. He fought in the Pasto Campaign under the orders of General Serviez which ended with the complete defeat of the Patriot army.
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and the Los Chillos valley, near Quito. He was arrested, tried for treason and deported to Spain, via Guayaquil and Panama.
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to begin his military training at the Royal Academy of Nobles. He fought against the Napoleonic army in the
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On June 29, 1816, he participated in the war of independence of New Granada in the
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On 1 December 1812, the Patriots were definitively defeated in the
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Carlos was the third son of the marriage of Creole nobles
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Carlos de Montúfar y Larrea, Royal Commissioner of Quito.
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Being informed that his father had taken part in the
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Royal commissioner and defender of the State of Quito
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Index


Quito
Ecuador
Buga
Creole
liberators
Ecuador
Simón Bolívar
Juan Pío de Montúfar y Larrea
Spain
Peninsular War

Cádiz
royal commissioner
Quito
viceroys of Peru
New Granada
Quito Independence movement
State of Quito
José de Cuero y Caicedo
Toribio Montes
Melchor Aymerich
Juan de Sámano
Battle of Ibarra
Cayambe
Toribio Montes
Juan de Sámano
Battle of Cuchilla del Tambo
Francisco José de Caldas
Juan de Sámano

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