Editorial De la Banda Oriental. 7,700 regulars and militia Pedro I of Brazil 1st Baron of Rio da Prata Marquis of Barbacena Viscount of Laguna One can see Kingsley had a positive portrait. Please see [75], with 2,490 results. The recruiting effort was hampered by local rebellions throughout Brazil, which forced the Emperor to relinquish direct command of his Army, return to Rio de Janeiro and bestow command of the troops on Felisberto Caldeira Brant, Marquis of Barbacena. I've encountered no change in the sources over the past year. The most common English name, I continue to believe, is the Cisplatine War. The Brazilians immediately imposed a blockade on the River Plate and the trade of Buenos Aires, while the Argentines vainly attempted to defy the blockade using Brown's squadron while unleashing a swarm of privateers to attack Brazilian seaborne commerce in the South Atlantic from their bases at Ensenada and more distant Carmen de Patagones. After a series of banditry incidents in territory claimed by the Portuguese Empire, the Rio Grande do Sul, Portugal invaded the Eastern Bank in 1816. Belligerents Pedro I of Brazil planned a counteroffensive by late 1826, and managed to gather a small army mainly composed of Southern Brazil volunteers and European mercenaries. No special action is required regarding these talk page notices, other than regular verification using the archive tool instructions below. Plagued by poor leadership, inadequate supplies, corruption, disease, and a high desertion rate, the Brazilian army never gained an advantage over their adversaries.|Daniel Stowell[1]}}. Some of the Google Books hits are for 'First Argentine-Brazilian War' or 'Argentine-Brazilian War of 1825' (or '1826' or '(1826-1828)' ), which highlights the precision problem with the proposed title already raised by others. Rivera entered Misiones against the orders he had (Este trabajoso acuerdo enhebrado entre Ponsonby y Lavalleja vía Trápani y Fraser estuvo a punto de quebrarse por los planes de Fructuoso Rivera, un oriental que estaba distanciado de Lavalleja y deseaba combatir al Brasil con apoyo de los caudillos de las Provincias Unidas. Brazil won the Naval war. From 1814 on, the Eastern Province joined forces with the provinces of Santa Fe and Entre Rios in a loose confederation called the Federal League, which resisted Buenos Aires' authority. Great Britain failed to prevent the outbreak of war, suffered severe commercial losses due to the Brazilian blockade of the Plata, and could not mediate a settlement until both sides had come to realize that Regards.--MarshalN20 | Talk 03:01, 12 April 2012 (UTC), Oppose. In response, Brazil declared war on the United Provinces. There was also increasing public pressure in Brazil to end the war. This was very critical. "War of Brazil" gives 296 results. Don't distort what I said MarshalN20. I am not a nationalist. In 1825, a Congress of delegates from all over the Eastern Bank met in La Florida and declared independence from Brazil, while reaffirming its allegiance to the United Provinces of River Plate. While Brazilian troops were prevented from marching on to Buenos Aires, Argentine troops no longer managed to operate in Brazilian territory. He is also known as the "Nelson of the Río de la Plata". --201.27.179.95 (talk) 02:21, 12 April 2012 (UTC), Neutral - Per Google Books results, it seems historical analysis of the sources gives vast preference to the term "Argentine-Brazilian War"; however, 21st century books give some more support (by very little) to the term "Cisplatine War". Note, by the way, that I'm not requesting to undo the former move request, this is a new one. Historia Uruguaya. That year, Rivera reconquered the territory of the former Eastern Jesuit Missions. All of this motivated the interest on both sides for a peaceful solution. 280 hits on Google Books (published works). They did not expel Brazilian troops stationed in Uruguay nor did they put an end to the blockade: on the contrary, by the end of the conflict the United Provinces lacked a fleet. The problem with "Cisplatine War" is that it is obviously a Brazilian take on the matter, which would be like trying to impose the term "Brazilian War" (the Spanish name) for the English article. [3] The Portuguese Empire (formally the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves since 1815) then formally annexed the Eastern Bank, under the name Cisplatina, with support from local elites. The events of the war speak for themselves IMO, Brazil clearly had problems. Dispuesto a apoyar las gestiones de Ponsonby, Lavalleja envió fuerzas al mando de Manuel Oribe para impedir la invasión de Rivera al territorio brasileño (5) http://www.argentina-rree.com/3/3-033.htm ), and his incursion into basically empty Misiones acted against peace (which was longed by the United Provinces), not in favour of it.Ajuricaba (talk) 12:35, 5 February 2016 (UTC), The result of the move request was: not moved. The national heroes of Brazil are instead from Brazilian independence, the conflicts with Rosas or the War of the Triple Alliance. I looked in Google books and found out that there is no "Brazilian War" (Guerra del Brasil in English, here: [1]) but there were plenty of results for "Cisplatine War" (See: [2]). The Brazilian fleet attempted to take Carmen de Patagones in 1827 and thus tighten its blockade over Argentina, but Brazilian troops were eventually repelled by local civilians. Boneyard90 (talk) 23:12, 19 December 2010 (UTC), Comment Regardless of the name of Argentina, if we are going to take in consideration the actual names of the regions at the time of the conflict then "Cisplatine" shouldn't be used either. The landing of the Thirty-Three Orientals is also known as the "Liberation crusade". The Cisplatine War was an armed conflict over an area known as Banda Oriental or the "Eastern Shore" (roughly present-day Uruguay) in the 1820s between the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata and the Empire of Brazil in the aftermath of the United Provinces' emancipation from Spain. Vegaswikian (talk) 23:00, 11 January 2011 (UTC), Argentina–Brazil War → Cisplatine War — First and most important of all, this international conflict was never called "Argentina-Brazil War". Ituzaingó was the only battle of some magnitude in the whole war. Daniel Stowell cites as a reference for his statement the following: "Ron Seckinger, The Brazilian Monarchy and the South American Republic, 1822-1831: Diplomacy and State Building (Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1984), 59-73." The quote you claim would have come from this book, "Balancing Evils Judiciously", http://books.google.com.br/books/about/Balancing_Evils_Judiciously.html?id=fQTaGwAACAAJ&redir_esc=y, which is not about the subject at all: "For the first time, all the proslavery -- but also pro-black -- writings of Zephaniah Kingsley (1765-1843) appear together in one volume.