Battle of San Lorenzo

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The Battle of San Lorenzo was an 1813 engagement in the Argentine War of Independence where José de San Martín led his newly formed cavalry regiment to a decisive victory over Spanish royalist forces.

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Battle of San Lorenzo canonical 2
Combate de San Lorenzo 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Battle of San Lorenzo
surface form: Combate de San Lorenzo
associatedWith José de San Martín
San Carlos Convent of San Lorenzo
belligerent Royalist forces
Spanish Empire
United Provinces of the Río de la Plata
casualtiesAndLosses Patriots: several killed and wounded
Royalists: dozens killed, wounded, and captured
commander Antonio Zabala
José de San Martín
Rafael Ruiz Huidobro
commandStructure José de San Martín
surface form: José de San Martín commanded the Regiment of Mounted Grenadiers
commemoratedOn February 3 (in Argentina)
conflict Argentine War of Independence
country Argentina
date 1813-02-03
followedBy increased prestige of José de San Martín in Buenos Aires
geographicalContext fought near the Paraná River
hasCulturalImpact subject of patriotic songs and school curricula in Argentina
hasMonument San Martín and the Fallen of San Lorenzo monument in San Lorenzo
hasParticipant Regimiento de Granaderos a Caballo
Spanish royalist troops
historicalPeriod Latin American wars of independence
location San Lorenzo, Santa Fe Province, Argentina
memorializedBy San Lorenzo March
notableFor first combat action of José de San Martín in the Río de la Plata theater
first engagement of the Regiment of Mounted Grenadiers
objective to stop royalist raids from Montevideo along the Paraná River
outcome royalist column repelled and forced to retreat to their ships
partOf Argentine War of Independence
precededBy royalist raids from Montevideo on coastal settlements
region Río de la Plata region
result Patriot victory
significance demonstrated effectiveness of San Martín’s new cavalry regiment
secured Patriot control of the Paraná riverbank in the area
strength Regimiento de Granaderos a Caballo General San Martín
surface form: Granaderos a Caballo: about 120–150 men

Royalist troops: about 200–250 men
tacticalSituation surprise cavalry attack on royalist column during disembarkation and march
tacticsUsed cavalry charge
flanking maneuver
year 1813

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José de San Martín battle Battle of San Lorenzo
Battle of San Lorenzo alsoKnownAs Battle of San Lorenzo
this entity surface form: Combate de San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo March inspiredBy Battle of San Lorenzo