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| - The Battle of Itaparica was fought in the then province of Bahia, from 7 to 9 January 1823, between the Brazilian Army and Armada and the Portuguese Army and Navy during the Brazilian War of Independence. Despite the fact that the independence of Brazil had been proclaimed by Dom Pedro I on September 7, 1822, the armed struggle continued in Bahia, with the confrontation of Portuguese resistance. The fights lasted until July 2, 1823, when the Bahian victory was finally proclaimed. In January 1823, Itaparica Island was the scene of the Battle of Itaparica, a Brazilian triumph that was fundamental to victory in the war. Commanded by , the soldiers of the Itaparica Battalion, defended the island from the desperate attack of the Portuguese, using a defensive system that began at the São Lourenço Fort, and continued with trenches mounted in strategic places, manned by soldiers. and small cannon pieces, such as Largo da Quitanda, Fonte da Bica, Praia da Convento, as well as the beaches of Amoreiras, Mocambo, Manguinhos, Porto dos Santos, among others. On the Portuguese side, João Felix Pereira de Campos was the commander of the Portuguese fleet in Bahia, 42 vessels of different sizes were involved in this attack, which resulted in a shameful defeat for Portuguese soldiers and sailors. According to Pereira de Campos' letters, which they attributed to the fact that there was a garrison made up of an unexpected number of people, and the "way of defending" against the forces of the island of Itaparica. (en)
- イタパリカの戦い(イタパリカのたたかい、ポルトガル語: Batalha de Itaparica)はブラジル独立戦争中の1823年1月7日から9日にかけてバイーア州で戦われた、ブラジル帝国とポルトガル王国の間の戦闘。 (ja)
- A Batalha de Itaparica foi um confronto ocorrido da Baía de Todos-os-Santos e praias da Ilha de Itaparica em 7 de janeiro de 1823, entre o Exército Brasileiro e a Marinha e Exército de Portugal durante a Guerra da Independência do Brasil. Apesar de a independência do Brasil ter sido proclamada por Dom Pedro I em 7 de setembro de 1822, a luta armada prosseguiu na Bahia, com o enfrentamento da resistência portuguesa. As lutas duraram até 2 de julho de 1823, quando enfim, foi proclamada a vitória baiana. Em janeiro de 1823, a Ilha de Itaparica foi palco da Batalha de Itaparica, triunfo brasileiro fundamental para a vitória na guerra. (pt)
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