Simón Bolívar

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Simón Bolívar was a Venezuelan military and political leader who played a central role in liberating much of northern South America from Spanish colonial rule and is revered as a founding figure in several Latin American nations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
military leader
national hero
politician
revolutionary
battle Battle of Ayacucho
Battle of Boyacá
Battle of Carabobo
Battle of Junín
Battle of Pichincha
birthDate 1783-07-24
birthPlace Captaincy General of Venezuela
Caracas
burialPlace National Pantheon of Venezuela
Santa Marta
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
commemoratedBy Venezuela
surface form: Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Bolivia
surface form: Plurinational State of Bolivia
countryOfCitizenship Gran Colombia
Venezuela
deathDate 1830-12-17
deathPlace Viceroyalty of New Granada
surface form: Republic of New Granada

Santa Marta
educatedIn Caracas
Madrid
Paris
ethnicGroup Criollo
familyName Simón Bolívar self-linksurface differs
surface form: Bolívar
father Juan Vicente Bolívar y Ponte
fullName Simón Bolívar self-linksurface differs
surface form: Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar y Palacios
givenName Simón
hasMonument National Pantheon of Venezuela
honorificTitle El Libertador
ideology anti-colonialism
republicanism
influenced Bolivarianism
Latin American nationalism
influencedBy Age of Enlightenment
surface form: Enlightenment

Napoleonic Wars
languageSpoken Spanish
legacy considered a founding father of several Latin American nations
namesake of Bolivia
symbol of Latin American independence
marriageEnd 1803
marriageStart 1802
mother María de la Concepción Palacios y Blanco
movement Latin American wars of independence
notableFor leading independence movements in northern South America
liberation of Bolivia
liberation of Colombia
liberation of Ecuador
liberation of Peru
liberation of Venezuela
occupation politician
soldier
statesman
writer
officeHeld President of Bolivia
President of Gran Colombia
officeStart 1819-12-17
1825-08-12
proposed union of independent Spanish American states
religion Roman Catholicism
servedAs Dictator of Peru
President of Bolivia
President of Gran Colombia
President of Venezuela
spouse María Teresa del Toro
wrote Carta de Jamaica
Sentimientos de la Nación
surface form: Discurso de Angostura

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llanero cavalry commandedBy Simón Bolívar
Latin Americanism influencedBy Simón Bolívar
Order of San Carlos namedAfter Simón Bolívar
Battle of Boyacá commander Simón Bolívar
Battle of Boyacá relatedTo Simón Bolívar
El Libertador refersTo Simón Bolívar
El Libertador honorificFor Simón Bolívar
El Libertador titleHolder Simón Bolívar
President of Gran Colombia firstHolder Simón Bolívar
President of Gran Colombia officeHolder Simón Bolívar
President of Gran Colombia seeAlso Simón Bolívar
Carta de Jamaica author Simón Bolívar
Creole nationalism hasNotableProponent Simón Bolívar
Second Republic of Venezuela leader Simón Bolívar
Second Republic of Venezuela commander Simón Bolívar
Decree of War to the Death author Simón Bolívar
Decree of War to the Death issuedBy Simón Bolívar
Decree of War to the Death signedBy Simón Bolívar
Decree of War to the Death relatedPerson Simón Bolívar
Decree of War to the Death category Simón Bolívar
this entity surface form: Simón Bolívar writings
Battle of Carabobo commander Simón Bolívar
Battle of Carabobo associatedWith Simón Bolívar
Battle of Pichincha relatedPerson Simón Bolívar
Battle of Junín commander Simón Bolívar
Battle of Junín notableCommanderPatriot Simón Bolívar
Patriot forces of Peru notableCommander Simón Bolívar
José Bernardo de Tagle successor Simón Bolívar
Juan Vicente Bolívar y Ponte familyName Simón Bolívar
this entity surface form: Bolívar
Juan Vicente Bolívar y Ponte child Simón Bolívar
Juan Vicente Bolívar y Ponte hasAncestor Simón Bolívar
this entity surface form: Simón de Bolívar (ancestor of the Bolívar family)
Patriot forces of Quito alliedWith Simón Bolívar
Patria Boba period notableFigure Simón Bolívar
Santiago Mariño allyOf Simón Bolívar
Santiago Mariño sharesCauseWith Simón Bolívar
María Teresa del Toro spouse Simón Bolívar
María Teresa del Toro relative Simón Bolívar
National University of Trujillo founder Simón Bolívar
Simón familyName Simón Bolívar
subject surface form: Simón Bolívar
this entity surface form: Bolívar
Simón fullName Simón Bolívar
subject surface form: Simón Bolívar
this entity surface form: Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar y Palacios
Simón hasPartInName Simón Bolívar
subject surface form: Simón Bolívar
this entity surface form: Bolívar
Bolívar State namedAfter Simón Bolívar
Bolívar Department namedAfter Simón Bolívar