Battle of Trocadero

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The Battle of Trocadero was an 1823 French military victory near Cádiz, Spain, in which French forces restored King Ferdinand VII’s absolute rule by capturing the fortified headland of Trocadero from liberal constitutionalists.

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Battle of Trocadero canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Assault on the Trocadero (1823)
belligerent Kingdom of France
Spanish liberal constitutionalists
cause French intervention to suppress Spanish liberal constitutional regime
Holy Alliance decision to restore Ferdinand VII’s powers
combatantStrength French expeditionary force
commander Louis Antoine, Duke of Angoulême
surface form: French Duke of Angoulême

Louis Antoine, Duke of Angoulême
conflict Napoleonic invasion of Spain
surface form: French invasion of Spain
country Spain
date 1823-08-31
endDate 1823-08-31
era Restoration period in France
post-Napoleonic era
followedBy end of the Trienio Liberal in Spain
fall of Cádiz to French and royalist forces
inspiredNameOf Place du Trocadéro
surface form: Place du Trocadéro in Paris
involved French royal forces
surface form: French Royal Army

Spanish liberal garrison at Trocadero
Spanish royalist forces
location Bay of Cádiz
Trocadero peninsula
near Cádiz, Spain
militaryTheater Peninsular theater
namedAfter Trocadero peninsula
objective capture of the Trocadero fortifications
restoration of absolute monarchy in Spain
opponent Spanish royalist army
surface form: Spanish Constitutional Army
partOf French intervention in Spain (1823)
politicalContext struggle between absolutism and constitutional liberalism in Spain
politicalOutcome strengthening of conservative monarchies in Europe
precededBy French crossing of the Bidassoa River (1823)
relatedTo Bourbon Restoration in Spain
Holy Alliance
Trienio Liberal
result French victory
restoration of Ferdinand VII’s absolute rule
significance example of post-Napoleonic conservative intervention in Europe
marked the collapse of the Spanish liberal constitutional government
symbolized the restoration of Bourbon absolutism in Spain
startDate 1823-08-31
supportedRuler Ferdinand VII of Spain
typeOfWarfare amphibious assault
siege warfare
year 1823

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Trocadéro namedAfter Battle of Trocadero
Place du Trocadéro namedAfter Battle of Trocadero