Túpac Amaru II Rebellion in the Andes (1780-1781)

1. Bourbon reforms heighten Andean grievances

   Jan 1, 1760Labels: Bourbon reforms, Peru

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2. Corregidor Antonio de Arriaga seized at Yanaoca

   Nov 4, 1780Labels: T pac, Antonio de

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3. Arriaga executed at Tungasuca

   Nov 10, 1780Labels: Antonio de, Tungasuca

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4. Túpac Amaru II proclaims emancipation of slaves

   Nov 16, 1780Labels: T pac, Emancipation decree

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5. Rebels win decisive Battle of Sangarará

   Nov 18, 1780Labels: Battle of, Rebel forces

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6. Rebels launch and then lift the siege of Cusco

   Jan 11, 1781Labels: Siege of, Cusco

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7. Royalist armies reorganize and push into rebel zones

   Mar 1, 1781Labels: Royalist armies, Counterinsurgency

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8. Royalists defeat rebels at Combapata

   Apr 5, 1781Labels: Battle of, Royalist forces

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9. Túpac Amaru II captured after betrayal

   Apr 6, 1781Labels: T pac, Langui

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10. Túpac Amaru II and key leaders executed in Cusco

    May 18, 1781Labels: T pac, Micaela Bastidas

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11. Second-phase uprisings spread under new leaders

    Jun 1, 1781Labels: Diego Crist, Collao highlands

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12. Túpac Katari executed after La Paz sieges

    Nov 13, 1781Labels: T pac, La Paz

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13. Treaty and surrender at Sicuani end major fighting

    Jan 26, 1782Labels: Sicuani surrender, Diego Crist

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14. Spanish forces declare rebellion’s organized end

    Mar 15, 1783Labels: Spanish authorities, Rebellion end

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