Honduran intervention in Nicaragua (1851)
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The 1851 Honduran Expedition to Nicaragua was a military expedition carried by the Honduran army to return José Laureano Pineda Ugarte to power after being overthrown by José Trinidad Muñoz
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 Honduras  Granadans rebels |
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Juan Lindo José Laureano Pineda Ugarte |
José Trinidad Muñoz  | ||||||
Muñoz, expelled from El Salvador, orchestrated the August 4, 1851, uprising in León, Nicaragua, overthrowing José Laureano Pineda. Initially, Muñoz became Minister of War, but the plan for a theocratic-military government shifted. Facing charges, Muñoz surrendered when Honduras and Granada forces besieged León, securing a general amnesty except for him and seven military leaders. The government later extended amnesty to all, ending the revolt.[2]
References
edit- ^ Castellanos, Pedro Zamora (December 29, 1925). "Vida militar de Centro America". Tipografia nacional – via Google Books.
- ^ Gámez, José Dolores (December 29, 1889). "Historia de Nicaragua desde los tiempos prehistóricos hasta 1860: en sus relaciones con España, Mexico y Centro-America". Tip. de "El Pais," – via Google Books.