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Argentine Civil Wars

Belligerents1814-1820:Federal LeagueBanda OrientalCórdobaEntre RíosCorrientesSanta FeMisiones Orientales1825-27:FederalistsLa RiojaCórdobaSantiago del Estero1828-32:FederalistsBuenos AiresEntre RíosSanta FeCorrientes1839-52:FederalistsArgentine ConfederationWhite PartyLavallejists1852-62:Argentine Confederation1868-80:Autonomists Autonomist Party(1868-1874)National Autonomist Party(1874-1880)1814-20:DirectoryBuenos AiresTucumánSaltaMendozaCatamarcaSantiago del Estero1825-27:UnitariansBuenos AiresCatamarcaTucumánSalta1828-32:UnitariansCórdobaMendozaTucumánSan LuisSan JuanLa RiojaCatamarcaSaltaSantiago del Estero1838-52:Grand ArmyEntre RíosCorrientesSanta FeColorado PartyEmpire of BrazilExiled unitarians1852-62:State of Buenos Aires1868-1880:Liberals Liberal PartyCommanders and leadersJosé Gervasio Artigas (1814–1820)Francisco Ramírez† (1814–1821)Estanislao López (1814–1838)Carlos María de Alvear (1815–1852)José Miguel Carrera (1818–1821)Facundo Quiroga† (1820–1835)Manuel Oribe (1825–1851)Manuel Dorrego (1826–1828)Juan Manuel de Rosas (1828–1852)Justo José de Urquiza† (1835–1870)Chacho Peñaloza† (1836–1863)Ricardo López Jordán (1870–1876)José Rondeau† (1814–1844)Juan Lavalle† (1814–1841)Bernardino Rivadavia (1821–1834)José María Paz(POW) (1829–1854)Domingo Faustino Sarmiento (1831–1874)Bartolomé Mitre (1839–1880)Fructuoso RiveraVenancio FloresThe Argentine Civil Wars (Spanish: Guerras civiles argentinas) were a series of civil conflicts of varying intensity that took place from 1814 to 1853 in the territories of Argentina.

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