Administrative and fiscal disintegration of Gran Colombia's institutions (1827–1831)

1. La Cosiata challenges Bogotá’s authority

   Apr 30, 1826Labels: La Cosiata, Jos Antonio

   • La Cosiata
   • Britannica

2. Bolívar grants amnesty and restores Páez

   Jan 19, 1827Labels: Sim n, Jos Antonio

   • La Cosiata
   • Britannica

3. Convention of Ocaña attempts constitutional reform

   Jun 10, 1828Labels: Convention of, Constitution of

   • Oca a
   • Bol var career

4. Gran Colombia and Peru go to war

   Jul 3, 1828Labels: Gran Colombia, Peru

   • Peru War
   • Cruces

5. Bolívar declares dictatorship by organic decree

   Aug 27, 1828Labels: Sim n, Organic Decree

   • Bol var career
   • Wikidata

6. Treaty of Guayaquil ends the Peru war

   Sep 22, 1829Labels: Treaty of, Larrea Gual

   • Guayaquil treaty
   • Peru War

7. Venezuelan assemblies reject Bogotá’s control

   Nov 25, 1829Labels: Venezuelan assemblies, Venezuela

   • Dissolution
   • Britannica

8. Admirable Congress opens to salvage the republic

   Jan 20, 1830Labels: Admirable Congress, Sim n

   • Congreso Admirable
   • Britannica

9. Venezuela’s Valencia Congress begins separation process

   May 6, 1830Labels: Valencia Congress, Venezuela

   • Venezuela congress
   • Venezuela 1830

10. Ecuador declares independence in Quito

    May 13, 1830Labels: Quito, Juan Jos

    • Dissolution
    • Ecuador 1830

11. Assassination of Sucre removes a unifying leader

    Jun 4, 1830Labels: Antonio Jos, Berruecos

    • Sucre
    • Britannica

12. Ecuador adopts its first national constitution

    Sep 11, 1830Labels: Riobamba, Ecuador constitution

    • Ecuador 1830

13. Venezuela ratifies constitution, formalizing separation

    Sep 22, 1830Labels: Valencia Congress, Venezuela constitution

    • Venezuela 1830
    • Venezuela congress

14. Bolívar dies as the union collapses

    Dec 17, 1830Labels: Sim n, Santa Marta

    • Britannica
    • San Pedro

15. Gran Colombia is legally abolished; New Granada formed

    Nov 21, 1831Labels: New Granada, Gran Colombia

    • Dissolution
    • WorldStatesmen