@prefix rdf: . @prefix owl: . rdf:type owl:Thing . @prefix dbpedia-owl: . rdf:type dbpedia-owl:President . @prefix ns3: . rdf:type ns3:President110468559 , dbpedia-owl:Person , ns3:PeopleOfTheVenezuelanWarOfIndependence , dbpedia-owl:Politician , ns3:PresidentsOfVenezuela . @prefix dbpprop: . dbpprop:name "Crist\u00F3bal Mendoza"@en . @prefix xsd: . @prefix ns6: . ns6:birthDate "1772-06-23"^^xsd:date . @prefix dbpedia: . ns6:birthPlace dbpedia:Trujillo_State ; ns6:deathDate "1829-02-08"^^xsd:date ; ns6:deathPlace dbpedia:Caracas ; owl:sameAs , . @prefix foaf: . foaf:name "Crist\u00F3bal Mendoza" ; foaf:page ; dbpedia-owl:religion dbpedia:Catholicism ; ns6:religion dbpedia:Catholicism . @prefix rdfs: . rdfs:label "Crist\u00F3bal Mendoza"@sv , "Crist\u00F3bal Mendoza"@en , "Crist\u00F3bal de Mendoza"@es ; dbpedia-owl:thumbnail ; dbpedia-owl:birthDate "1772-06-23"^^xsd:date ; dbpedia-owl:birthPlace dbpedia:Trujillo_State ; dbpedia-owl:deathDate "1829-02-08"^^xsd:date ; dbpedia-owl:deathPlace dbpedia:Caracas ; dbpprop:abstract "Crist\u00F3bal Hurtado de Mendoza, f\u00F6dd 23 juni 1772 i Trujillo, Venezuela, d\u00F6d 8 februari 1829, var Venezuelas f\u00F6rsta president. Mendoza utbildades av sin far i ett franciskanskt kloster under v\u00E4gledning av munken Antonio de Pereira. Vid sexton \u00E5rs \u00E5lder s\u00E4ndes han iv\u00E4g till Caracas f\u00F6r att avsluta sin utbildning. 1794 tog han sin kandidat- i konst och doktorssexamen i juridik. Han flyttade till Santo Domingo d\u00E4r han studerade medborgarr\u00E4tt och \u00E5terv\u00E4nde sedan till Venezuela. 1811, vid 29 \u00E5rs \u00E5lder, blev han Venezuelas f\u00F6rsta president och p\u00E5b\u00F6rjade \u00E5tg\u00E4rder f\u00F6r frihetskriget mot den spanske kungen. Det var Mendoza som f\u00F6rfattade Venezuelas sj\u00E4lvst\u00E4ndighetsdeklaration. I mars 1811 fastslog Venezuelas f\u00F6rsta konstituerande f\u00F6rsamling att den verkst\u00E4llande makten skulle delas mellan tre m\u00E4n. Mendoza valdes enh\u00E4lligt till den f\u00F6rsta av dessa m\u00E4n den 5 mars 1811. Under sin tid vid makten deltog han i det f\u00F6rfattningskonvent som utformade och genomf\u00F6rde Venezuelas f\u00F6rsta konstitution den 5 juli 1811. Efter det f\u00F6rsta Venezuelas (Republiken Venezuela) fall, orsakad av Spaniens invasion, flyttade Mendoza till \u00F6n Granada. 1813 blev Sim\u00F3n Bol\u00EDvar president och Mendoza skrev till honom: \"Du b\u00F6r komma utan dr\u00F6jsm\u00E5l: kom. Landet beh\u00F6ver dig. Jag kommer att g\u00E5 f\u00F6re och er\u00F6vra och du kommer att f\u00F6lja mig och organisera, eftersom du \u00E4r organisat\u00F6ren och jag \u00E4r er\u00F6vraren. \" Han \u00E5terv\u00E4nde till Venezuela och blev guvern\u00F6r \u00F6ver provinsen M\u00E9rida. Efter ett tag blev han \u00E4ven guvern\u00F6r \u00F6ver Caracas. 1814 invaderade spanska styrkor f\u00F6r andra g\u00E5ngen Republiken Venezuela och Mendoza tvingades \u00E5terigen i exil, denna g\u00E5ng till Nederl\u00E4ndska Antillerna. D\u00E4rifr\u00E5n skrev han en stor m\u00E4ngd artiklar som st\u00F6d till sj\u00E4lvst\u00E4ndighetsr\u00F6relsen och mot den spanska dominansen. 1821 \u00E5terv\u00E4nde han till Venezuela och blev justitieminister. 1826 blev han Venezuelas intendent. Mendozas liv k\u00E4nnetecknades av en obruten lojalitet till Sim\u00F3n Bol\u00EDvar och dennes ideal. Han f\u00F6respr\u00E5kade under hela sitt liv en federation av latinamerikanska republiker. Han motsatte sig den separatiststr\u00E4van som bland andra Jos\u00E9 Antonio P\u00E1ez (som senare skulle komma att bli president \u00F6ver ett sj\u00E4lvst\u00E4ndigt Venezuela) hade. P\u00E5 sin d\u00F6dsb\u00E4dd nedtecknade han ett politiskt testamente i ett brev till Bolivar d\u00E4r han slog fast att hans \u00E4godelar var \"minnet av mina svaga tj\u00E4nster f\u00F6r republiken och minnena av v\u00E5r livsl\u00E5nga v\u00E4nskap. \" Crist\u00F3bal Mendoza dog i Caracas, den 8 februari 1829."@sv , "Jos\u00E9 Crist\u00F3bal Hurtado de Mendoza y Montilla, fue un pol\u00EDtico venezolano, Licenciado en Artes y doctor en derecho Civil y can\u00F3nico, considerado el primer gobernante de Venezuela puesto que al ser el primero en presidir el triunvirato del poder ejecutivo, establecido por el congreso de 1811, se convierte a su vez en el primer presidente de Venezuela despu\u00E9s de la Declaraci\u00F3n de la Independencia del Imperio Espa\u00F1ol, con apenas 29 a\u00F1os, esto durante un periodo muy breve, puesto que los tres integrantes del ejecutivo que se rotaban en mandatos cortos."@es , "Crist\u00F3bal Hurtado de Mendoza, considered by history the first President of Venezuela, was born in Trujillo, Venezuela, June 23, 1772 and was educated by his father in a Franciscan Monastery under the tutelage of Friar Antonio de Pereira. At the age of 16, he was sent to Caracas to complete his education. In 1794 obtained his bachelor and masters degree in law. He went to Santo Domingo where he studied civil rights and returned to Venezuela in his late 20s. In March 1811 the first Venezuelan constitutional congress established as the executive power a triumvirate in which three men shared executive power and who would rotate the presidency every week. At age 29, Mendoza became a member of the triumvirate that headed the First Republic of Venezuela and was unanimously elected by the other two as the first to go in rotation on March 5, 1811. As part of the triumvirate, Mendoza took measures to begin the war for independence against the parts of Venezuela that still supported the Spanish Monarchy. He also was author of the Venezuelan Declaration of Independence, issued on July 5, 1811. While in office he formed part of the constitutional convention that designed and promulgated the first Constitution of the Republic of Venezuela in December 1811. After the fall of the First Republic upon the royalist invasion lead by Captain Domingo de Monteverde, he moved to the island of Grenada. In 1813 Sim\u00F3n Bol\u00EDvar became president of the Second Republic of Venezuela and wrote to him: \"You should come without delay: come. The country needs you. I will go ahead conquering and you will follow me organizing; because you are the organizer and I am the conqueror. \" He returned to Venezuela and became Governor of the province of M\u00E9rida. Then, Bol\u00EDvar appointed him Governor of the province of Caracas. In 1814 royalist forces reinvaded the second Republic, and Mendoza once again went into exile. This time to the Netherlands Antilles. From there he wrote numerous articles in favor of the independence movement and against Spanish domination. He returned in 1821 after the Battle of Carabobo assured Venezuelan independence and was designated Justice Minister of Gran Colombia. In 1826 he became Intendant of the Department of Venezuela. Crist\u00F3bal Mendoza's life was marked by an unbreakable loyalty to Sim\u00F3n Bol\u00EDvar and his ideals. At all time he stood by the concept of a federation of Latin American republics. He opposed the separatist efforts of Jos\u00E9 Antonio P\u00E1ez (who would later become president of an independent Venezuela). On his deathbed he wrote his political will in a letter to Bol\u00EDvar where he stated his possessions as being \"the remembrance of my weak services for the republic and the memories of our lifelong friendship. \" Crist\u00F3bal Mendoza died in Caracas, February 8, 1829."@en ; rdfs:comment "Crist\u00F3bal Hurtado de Mendoza, considered by history the first President of Venezuela, was born in Trujillo, Venezuela, June 23, 1772 and was educated by his father in a Franciscan Monastery under the tutelage of Friar Antonio de Pereira. At the age of 16, he was sent to Caracas to complete his education. In 1794 obtained his bachelor and masters degree in law. He went to Santo Domingo where he studied civil rights and returned to Venezuela in his late 20s."@en , "Crist\u00F3bal Hurtado de Mendoza, f\u00F6dd 23 juni 1772 i Trujillo, Venezuela, d\u00F6d 8 februari 1829, var Venezuelas f\u00F6rsta president. Mendoza utbildades av sin far i ett franciskanskt kloster under v\u00E4gledning av munken Antonio de Pereira. Vid sexton \u00E5rs \u00E5lder s\u00E4ndes han iv\u00E4g till Caracas f\u00F6r att avsluta sin utbildning. 1794 tog han sin kandidat- i konst och doktorssexamen i juridik. Han flyttade till Santo Domingo d\u00E4r han studerade medborgarr\u00E4tt och \u00E5terv\u00E4nde sedan till Venezuela."@sv , ""@es ; foaf:depiction . @prefix skos: . @prefix ns11: . skos:subject ns11:Presidents_of_Venezuela , ns11:People_of_the_Venezuelan_War_of_Independence , , . @prefix ns12: . dbpprop:wikiPageUsesTemplate ns12:infobox_president . @prefix ns13: . dbpprop:birthDate ns13:birth_date ; dbpprop:birthPlace dbpedia:Trujillo_State . @prefix ns14: . dbpprop:deathDate ns14:death_date_and_age ; dbpprop:deathPlace dbpedia:Caracas ; dbpprop:successor ; dbpprop:order dbpedia:President_of_Venezuela ; dbpprop:signature "Crist\u00F3bal Mendoza signature.jpg"@en ; dbpprop:religion dbpedia:Catholicism ; dbpprop:hasPhotoCollection . @prefix ns15: . dbpprop:wordnet_type ns15:synset-incumbent-noun-1 , ns15:synset-president-noun-3 ; dbpprop:predecessor ; dbpprop:president . dbpedia:Mendoza dbpprop:disambiguates . dbpedia:Cristobal_Mendoza dbpprop:redirect . owl:sameAs .