1828-1829 war between Colombia and Peru. It began on 20 May 1828 and lasted until 22 September 1829 (about 1 year). The setting was South District and Azuay Department. It was part of Colombian–Peruvian territorial dispute and Ecuadorian–Peruvian territorial dispute. Those involved included Gran Colombia and Peru. It led to the Treaty of Guayaquil.
Before and after
- 10 February 1828Treaty of Turkmenchay
- 20 March 1828Birth of Henrik Ibsen
- 16 April 1828Death of Francisco Goya
- 8 May 1828Birth of Henry Dunant
- from 20 May 1828 to 22 September 1829Gran Colombia–Peru War
- from August 1828 to August 1833Morea expedition
- 28 August 1828Birth of Leo Tolstoy
- 19 November 1828Death of Franz Schubert
- 1829Founding of King's College London
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