Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812
Chilean constitutional document
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Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812
Summary
Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 is a constitution[1].
Key Facts
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 authored Francisco Antonio Pérez[2].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 authored Jaime de Zudáñez[3].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 authored Manuel de Salas[4].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 authored Hipólito de Villegas[5].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 authored Antonio José de Irisarri[6].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 authored Jose Miguel Carrera[7].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 is in the country of Chile[8].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's instance of is recorded as constitutional document[9].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 followed Regulation for the Arrangement of the Provisional Executive Authority of Chile of 1811[10].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 was followed by Regulation for the Provisional Government of 1814[11].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's language of work or name is recorded as Spanish[12].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 was released on October 26, 1812[13].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 ended on October 6, 1813[14].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812 occurred on October 26, 1812[15].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's approved by is recorded as Government of Chile[16].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's approved by is recorded as Jose Miguel Carrera[17].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's topic's main category is recorded as history of Chile[18].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's work available at URL is recorded as https://www.bcn.cl/leychile/navegar?idNorma=1005390&idParte=[19].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Chile[20].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's replaces is recorded as Regulation for the Arrangement of the Provisional Executive Authority of Chile of 1811[21].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's replaced by is recorded as Regulation for the Provisional Government of 1814[22].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's history of topic is recorded as history of the Constitution of Chile[23].
- Provisional Constitucional Regulation of 1812's date of promulgation is recorded as October 26, 1812[24].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include Francisco Antonio Pérez[2], a judge[25], 1764–1828[26], of Chile[27]; Jaime de Zudáñez[3], a diplomat[28], 1772–1833[29], of Bolivia[30]; Manuel de Salas[4], a lawyer[31], 1754–1841[32], of Chile[33]; Hipólito de Villegas[5], a politician[34], 1761–1841[35], of Argentina[36]; Antonio José de Irisarri[6], a diplomat[37], 1786–1868[38], of Guatemala[39]; and Jose Miguel Carrera[7], a politician[40], 1785–1821[41], of Chile[42].