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Empire of Brazil

Dates	Name of conflict	Belligerents		Outcome	Emperor
1821-1824	Brazilian War of Independence	Brazilian rebels (1821-22) Brazil (1822-24) European mercenaries	Portugal	Victory Brazilian independence Portuguese recognition of the Empire of Brazil (Treaty of Rio de Janeiro) Dissolution of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves	Pedro I
1824	Confederation of the Equator	Brazil European mercenaries	Confederates	Victory Execution of Frei Caneca, leader of the revolt Transfer of the Comarca do Rio São Francisco from Pernambuco to Minas Gerais, as a form of punishment for the revolt^[1]
1825-1828	Cisplatine War	Brazil European mercenaries	Río de la Plata Thirty-Three Orientals	Stalemate Independence of Uruguay (Preliminary Peace Convention)
1835-1840	Cabanagem	Brazilian government	Rebels (cabanos)	Government victory Revolt suppressed	Pedro II
1835-1845	Ragamuffin War	Brazil	Riograndense Republic Juliana Republic (1839)	Victory Dissolution of the secessionist republics Amnesty given to the participants of the revolt (Treaty of Poncho Verde)
1851-1852	Platine War Part of the Argentine and Uruguayan civil wars	Brazil Gobierno de la Defensa Entre Ríos Corrientes Santa Fe Co-belligerent: Paraguay	Argentina Gobierno del Cerrito	Victory End of Argentine clout over the Platine region Start of Brazilian hegemony in the region
1864-1865	Uruguayan War	Brazil Colorados Unitarians Argentina	Uruguay Blancos Federalists	Victory Colorado takeover of the Uruguayan government Start of the Paraguayan War
1864-1870	Paraguayan War	Brazil Argentina Uruguay	Paraguay	Victory Allied occupation of Paraguay Brazil definitively gained the disputed territories north of the Apa River (Loizaga–Cotegipe Treaty) Argentina definitively gained the disputed Misiones Province and all the disputed lands south of the Pilcomayo River (Machaín-Irigoyen Treaty)

Republican Brazil

Dates	Name of conflict	Belligerents		Outcome	President
1893-1895	Federalist Revolution	Brazilian government Rio Grande do Sul	Federalists Navy mutineers	Government victory Revolt suppressed Permanence of Júlio de Castilhos as president of the state of Rio Grande do Sul	Floriano Peixoto
1896-1897	Canudos War	Brazilian government	Canudos inhabitants	Government victory Resistance crushed Destruction of Canudos and massacre of its residents	Prudente de Morais
1899-1903	Acre War	Brazil Republic of Acre	Bolivia	Victory Brazilian annexation of Acre (Treaty of Petrópolis)	Campos Sales Rodrigues Alves
1912-1916	Contestado War	Brazilian government Paraná	Peasant rebels	Government victory Revolt suppressed Resolution of territory disputes between the states of Paraná and Santa Catarina	Hermes da Fonseca Venceslau Brás
1914-1918	U-boat Campaign Part of the First World War	British Empire Canada France Italy United States Japan Brazil Russia Romania	Germany Austria-Hungary Bulgaria	Allied victory	Venceslau Brás
1924-1925	São Paulo Revolt of 1924 Part of the Tenentist movement	Brazilian government	Tenentist rebels	Government victory Revolt in São Paulo suppressed in 1924 Remaining rebels defeated in Paraná in 1925 Formation of the Prestes Column	Artur Bernardes
1932	Constitutionalist Revolution	Brazilian government	Constitutionalists São Paulo Maracaju	Government military victory	Getúlio Vargas
Brazilian participation in the Second World War
1939-1945	Battle of the Atlantic	United Kingdom United States Canada Brazil Other Allies	Germany Italy	Allied victory	Getúlio Vargas
1943-1945	Italian Campaign	United Kingdom United States Canada South Africa Australia New Zealand Free France Poland Brazil Greece Co-belligerents: Italian Resistance Yugoslav Partisans	Germany Italian Social Republic Bohemia and Moravia Italy (1943)	Allied victory End of Fascist rule in Italy Execution of Benito Mussolini and high-ranking officials End of German occupation in Italy	Getúlio Vargas
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1965	Dominican Civil War	Loyalists United States IAPF Brazil Honduras Paraguay Nicaragua Costa Rica El Salvador	Constitutionalists	Loyalist victory Deposition of Juan Bosch Election of Joaquín Balaguer as the new president	Humberto Castelo Branco

^ Martins, Herbert Toledo (2010). "A retaliação de Pernambuco: o caso da Comarca do Rio São Francisco" [The retaliation of Pernambuco: the case of the Comarca do Rio São Francisco]. CLIO: Revista de Pesquisa Histórica (in Portuguese). 28 (2). ISSN 0102-9487. Retrieved 21 July 2024.

[1] Martins, Herbert Toledo (2010). "A retaliação de Pernambuco: o caso da Comarca do Rio São Francisco" [The retaliation of Pernambuco: the case of the Comarca do Rio São Francisco]. CLIO: Revista de Pesquisa Histórica (in Portuguese). 28 (2). ISSN 0102-9487. Retrieved 21 July 2024.

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