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Manuel Pavía y Rodríguez de Alburquerque (* 2. August 1827 in Cádiz; † 4. Januar 1895 in Madrid) war ein spanischer General, dessen Staatsstreich die Erste Spanische Republik beendete.
Manuel Pavía y Rodríguez de Alburquerque (Cádiz, 2 de agosto de 1827-Madrid, 4 de enero de 1895) fue un general español cuyo golpe de Estado acabó en la práctica con la Primera República. En el imaginario colectivo ha quedado que entró en el Congreso a lomos de su caballo, el «caballo de Pavía».
- Early Career
- 1868 Revolution to Restoration
- Pavia Coup D'état
- Death
- References
His military career began in 1841, when he entered the Royal Artillery College at Segovia. He became a lieutenant in 1846 and a captain in 1855. Pavía returned to Spain after fighting in the Hispano-Moroccan War (1859–60) and in the European expedition to Mexicoin 1862; in the latter year he was proclaimed major. In January 1866, he was a commander...
After two years of exile, Pavía returned to Spain collaborating again with Prim, but this time he began a successful revolutionary movement in August 1866 with the Pacto de Ostende[ar; ca; es; fr; gl; he] with the Federal Democratic Republican Party. Armed insurrection broke out in Andalusia, prepared by revolutionary juntas composed by democrats a...
On January 3, 1874, when Castelar lost a motion of confidence and the election of a new Government was proceeding, to whose presidency the centrist Eduardo Palanca aspired, Pavía sent a note to the president of the Cortes, Nicolás Salmerón, ordering him to vacate the premises. The deputies did not obey the order and remained in their seats, althoug...
During his last years of life, he was promoted to captain general, was president of the "Consejo Supremo de Guerra y Marina" and wrote military histories. Manuel Pavía died on January 4, 1895.
Some information has been taken from a book called Historia de España Nº13-Revolución y Restauración from a collection of El Mundonewspaper.
1. Apr. 2024 · Manuel Pavía y Rodríguez de Alburquerque (born Aug. 2, 1827, Cádiz, Spain—died Jan. 4, 1895, Madrid) was a Spanish general whose coup d’etat ended Spain’s First Republic (1873–74).
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Biografía de Manuel Pavía, general republicano que propició el final de la Primera República en 1873. Conoce su trayectoria militar, política y sus discrepancias con Castelar y Serrano.
Manuel Pavía y Lacy (born July 6, 1814, Granada, Spain—died Oct. 22, 1896, Madrid) was a Spanish general whose defeat in the Spanish Revolution of 1868 helped bring about the deposition of Queen Isabella II.
Manuel Pavía y Rodríguez de Alburquerque (* 2. August 1827 in Cádiz ; † 4. Januar 1895 in Madrid ) war ein spanischer General, dessen Staatsstreich die Erste Spanische Republik beendete.
