Patria Boba period

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The Patria Boba period was an early, tumultuous phase of Colombia’s independence process marked by internal political conflicts and fragile, short-lived governments between 1810 and 1816.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
political era
appliesToJurisdiction Viceroyalty of New Granada
characterizedBy civil wars among patriots
federalism versus centralism conflict
institutional instability
internal political conflicts
regional rivalries
short-lived governments
country Colombia
describedBySource Colombian academic historiography
Colombian school history curricula
endTime 1816
followedBy Reconquista of New Granada
Spanish reconquest of New Granada (1816–1819)
follows Bourbon colonial period in New Granada
hasCause Napoleonic invasion of Spain
collapse of Spanish royal authority in New Granada
hasEffect political fragmentation in New Granada
weakening of patriot forces in New Granada
hasLanguage Spanish
hasLiterarySource Memorias by José María Caballero
historical writings of José Manuel Restrepo
hasNickname Patria Boba
hasTheme failure to consolidate a stable state
struggle for sovereignty
hasTranslation Foolish Fatherland
Foolish Fatherland period
location Bogotá
Cartagena de Indias
linked to: Cartagena, Colombia

Cundinamarca
linked to: Cundinamarca region

New Granada
Tunja
United Provinces of New Granada
mainSubject Colombian independence
notableFigure Antonio Baraya
Antonio Nariño
Camilo Torres Tenorio
Francisco de Paula Santander
Jorge Tadeo Lozano
Pablo Morillo
Simón Bolívar
partOf Colombian War of Independence
Spanish American wars of independence
significantEvent Revolution of July 20, 1810 in Bogotá
Spanish reconquest campaigns under Pablo Morillo
civil war between Cundinamarca and the United Provinces
creation of the United Provinces of New Granada
formation of the State of Cundinamarca
independence of Cartagena (1811)
startTime 1810
timePeriod early 19th century

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