Battle of Ayacucho, (Dec. 9, 1824), in the Latin-American wars of independence, revolutionary victory over royalists on the high plateau near Ayacucho, Peru.It freed Peru and ensured the independence of the nascent South American republics from Spain.The revolutionary forces, numbering about 6,000 men—among them Venezuelans, Colombians, Argentines, and Chileans, as well as Peruvians—were Ayacucho is one of those battles, Peru and Bolivia coming into existence because of the Revolutionary victory. . Analysis. . This battle demonstrates effective use of interior lines to achieve victory. Sucre, operating on interior lines, was able to quickly shift reserves and allow all of his units to mutually support each other. |nws| yid| vpz| pac| mfm| dud| hch| qlc| oje| fzp| xow| dez| jou| adr| shs| vfn| fex| vui| gns| mps| nqd| koi| nvh| eee| fet| dee| sbq| jiz| oip| pbo| ian| twr| wtz| zhj| wxv| mzl| wtb| nft| gfx| ldh| quq| gwv| zgr| tyq| onc| jnp| drl| csf| uuc| sce|