The History of Paraguay: Every Year
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- The history of one of South America's most unique modern nations.
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Note:
Paraguay had no OFFICIAL subdivisions before 1906.
There were multiple proposed borders in the Chaco region that were never made official. There was also an 1852 treaty that would have ceded Misiones to Argentina that was rejected by Argentina’s legislature the same year, which is why it does not appear.
Many disputed lands were sparsely populated by either claimant.
Sources:
Geographer Bureau of Intelligence and Research, 166 Argentina - Paraguay Boundary §. International Boundary Study (1979).
“La Herencia Misionera - Los sucesores de Andresito en Misiones.” Territorio Digital, April 21, 2021. www.territorio....
“La Herencia Misionera - Misiones Bajo Dominio Paraguayo.” Territorio Digital, April 21, 2021. www.territorio....
“Mapa de La Republica Del Paraguay.” Map. Estado Mayor General - Seccion Cartografica, 1939.
“Paraguay Departments.” Statoids, June 30, 2015. www.statoids.co....
“The Loizaga-Cotegipe Treaty.” Signed 9 January, 1872.
“The Machain-Irigoyen Treaty.” Signed 3 February, 1876.
Music:
Pajar Campana - Los Ambassadores Del Paraguay
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Rutherford B Hayes: When you’re remembered more in another country for saving it than for being president in your own country.
Bill Clinton(with Kosovo) moment
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It's a very strong word to use "save." What Hayez did was not prevent Paraguay from being annexed entirely, he just prevented a large region from being annexed by Argentina. And there was no way Argentina could have annexed Paraguay entirely, Brazil had already rejected Argentina's proposal and preferred to keep it as a buffer.
@@_Hasek_ That said, if Argentina annexed the territories they wanted, Brazil would also have pushed for additional territory, and Paraguay would likely be unable to stop Bolivia from annexing the rest of the Chaco, so while not existential, Hayes did end up saving more than just that region.
@@_Hasek_ The idea of completely annexing Paragiay was not out of the question, at least for Argentina, as Argentina did still consider it a rogue province
Paraguay in 1864: Yeah I’m going in, what are they gonna do, shoot me?
Quote from man shot
The only country in the americas where a native language is the majority language
greenland (not technically a country but inuit is majority there)
@@mappingshaman5280 thats why i said country
@@mappingshaman5280keyword: Country
Peru has Quecha as an official national language and Bolivia is majority indigenous
@@justaduck1664Not another one of these comments...
Shoutout to my man Rutherford B. Hayes for keeping the country alive
0:32 Francisco Solano López: “I am the Napoleon of South America. What could possibly go wrong?”
He allegedly ordered a replica of Napoleon's crown
I dunno man. The fact that Napoleon lost?
@@GustavoHenriquedslSounds like another made-up myth but funny
@@TeutonicEmperor1198 winning 5 out of 7 wars isn’t too bad if a record.
@@CliffCardiwell instead of winning the first 5 and losing the last 2 like napoleon he just lost the first one right away and couldnt continue so eh
Ive been casually reading up on the history of Paraguay, especially the Paraguayan War, for years now. It feels like every time I read up on Paraguay again, more information becomes more readily available. I love to see the process at work.
As a paraguayan history student. It's actually the opposite, every year there's less and less historians in our country, this year yet another university closed it's history carreer (Universidad Católica) and only 2 remain (Universidad Nacional de Asunción, the one i'm in, and Universidad Nacional del Este). By my own estimations, there's less than 100 history students in the entire country.
Name a more iconic duo than newly-independent South American countries and border disputes!
Slavs and border disputes.
Seems that Paraguay actually recovered quite well after the 1864-1870 Triple Alliance War. Paraguay eventually organized its subdivisions and got back most of its disputed land.
Facts
Not everything, but we managed to recover a part
Well... * Chaco War * and inmigrants, but yes
I have been listening to paraguayan music for the whole day today so it’s funny that you make a video about paraguay exactly today
Some music in Guaraní? Do you have recommendations?
I'm glad you used Pajaro Campana for this one, it's such a banger
Paraguay is such an underrated country globally! Much appreciation to them.
They are arguably the premier warrior nation of South America. Even when they lost, they put up a hell of a fight, and punched well above their weight.
The flag gets upgraded to widescreen
in a Imax screen near you.
0:31 López: Let's try to be the Napoleonic France of South America.
70% of Paraguay's population: 💀
Stop spreading that stupid lie of Imperial propaganda.
paraguay and bolivia are the slovakia and hungary of south america
No they arent lmao
@mrjaman3752 hungary and bolivia: the country that lost a lot of its land to its neighbours and is still salty to this day
Paraguay/Slovakia: a landlocked country which beefs with the other a lot. Used to be part of a larger country (czechoslovakia and rio de le plata). Basically irrelevant in their region.
@@mappingshaman5280 they aren't, from a very simple geographic perspective they may look similar. But the social, political & economical perspective Paraguay & Bolivia are very different from Slovakia & Hungary.
@@mappingshaman5280 soy paraguayo y me gusta Eslovaquia xd
There is a pretty major error in regards to the Departmental borders between 1945 and 1973, specifically that you used the borders as they existed after 1973. Between 1945 and 1973, the Paraguayan Chaco was, as it is today, divided into 3 departments (not 5, as it was during 1973-1992) however the borders were significantly different to what they are today. An accurate map is available at Imagoteca Paraguay and is titled " Departamentos de: XIV Pte. Hayes, XV Boquerón, XVI Olimpo ". (I'm unaware if there are other differences between the post-1945 and post-1973 borders)
After all of this time a video of my country ... Thanks for making it
Glorious nation of Paraguay
Fun fact: There is a province and a town named after Rutherford B. Hayes.
Department, not province.
The Department is called "Presidente Hayes", and the town "Villa Hayes".
@@renautma7005 sierto lo confirmo como Paraguayo
How cute is our music
Honor 🇵🇾
Love this vid covering the history of Pair of gays
gay eres tu
Could you do a video of the caste war and the following independent maya states in the yucatan peninsula in the late 1800s like chan santa cruz? It would be awesome to see that. Other indigenous rebellions in the americas like the rebellion of tupac amaru II and the nearby concurrent aymara rebellion in boliva would be super interesting to learn about as well!
*Paraguay:* Well, that's a long funny story...
Lovely music. Very stringy.
Nice use of Paraguayan harp 😺
At the start, Paraguay was blessed with two amazing leaders, but cursed to never since have men of their caliber in power. The first, Dr. Francia, was a brilliant visionary who gave the country its independence, developed its internal industries, and instituted compulsory education. Far too often dismissed as a tinpot dictator, he was enlightened absolutist who genuinely furthered the interests and well-being of his people. While in so much of the region, the elites prospered while the common men lived in fear, under Dr. Francia's reign, the exact opposite was true. The second, Carlos Antonio Lopez, took the model established by Dr. Francia and accelerated it to full potential, resulting in rapid economic growth, the development of modern infrastructure, and the creation of a powerful military capable of countering regional rivals.
Then the third, Solano Lopez, bet it all on a foolhardy military campaign that pitted his countrymen against impossible odds. They fought honorably, even heroically, almost to the last man, nearly losing their country to partition among the victorious powers. I feel for Paraguay. It really makes you wonder what might have been had the country been given leaders capable of maintaining and expanding upon the former upward trajectory. Absent the disaster of the Triple Alliance, it's likely that the world would know a larger, wealthier, more influential Paraguay, one that was a flourishing beacon in the most unlikely of locations.
But it's still very possible that, with decent, honorable leadership, the country may be restored to the glory its ancestors dedicated their lives to achieving. Like so much of the rest of the world, Paraguay needs leaders who put the interests of their people above that of their personal finances and those of their friends. The country has a great deal of potential which aches desperately for men capable of wisely harnessing it.
tremenda biblia
Se te olvidó que Inglaterra hizo pactar mediante la masonería a tres naciones enteras para atacar a Paraguay en 1864.
El pacto se llama "Pacto de Puntas Arenas" y fue en el arroyo Rosario Uruguay.
También se te olvidó que antes de que Solano López invadiera en legítima defensa Brasil, Paraguay acordaba ya hace años un tratado de defensa hacia Uruguay y cuando Solano López le propuso la paz al Emperador Pedro II del Brasil este la rechazo.
forgot the narcoterritories
Definitely did not read the title as history of pregnancy
There was a Paraguayan girl who killed herself because she was raped and couldn't get an abortion
@@GustavoHenriquedsl mate i was just saying i misread the title you didnt have to traumatise me
The history of pregnancy: every year
Year 0: no baby
Year 1: baby
Paraguay is the most underrated South American country
You forgot when the capital changed to Luque, and then Piribebuy during the Paraguayan war, also Guarani wasn't an official language before 1967
Nunca cambio de capital Paraguay
@@ParaguayCountryballs2012 Mariscal Francisco Solano López, durante la guerra de la triple alianza, movió, legislativamente, y también nombrándolos como capital provisoria:
Asunción, Luque, Piribebuy, Curuguaty
@@SeSazCh a ok
Btw this is a rockin tune, dad used to play it all the time (peruvian tho)
Another tiger star classic
Paraguays history is a literal fever dream 😭🙏🏼
Can you do the history of Colombia, including colonial New Granada?
Male population of Paraguay: exists.
Francisco Solano López: And I took that personally.
Very interesting
Where are the civil wars?
Somewhere
My favorite country in South America, the route the rest of the Hispanic countries should definitely follow.
Greetings from Venezuela :)
What's going on with the "Sup. Dictator" and "Per. Dictator" thing?
Supreme Dictator and Perpetual Dictator
@@EmperorTigerstar oh thanks
Also known as BFF of Taiwan for South America!
I love the song
Omg!! hOw cOuLd yOu fOrGeT tHe 7 mOnTh cIvIl wAr iN 1947!!!!!
So between 1870 and 1876 Paraguay de facto didn't exist?
They got f###ed
Ocupación militar.
The new constitution was drafted in 1870 and a new government was formed, but we were under brazilian military ocupation
Video is cool and all, but when are we getting the history of Paraguay: Every 12 months?
"El Grand Solano Lopes no ce rendera jamas"
I love music
Boy that Stroessner guy really liked being President. 😉
Yeah, no, he was a dictator, the longest dictator of Paraguay
@@iloveTaiwa I know, hence the wink emoji.
@@iloveTaiwa y el segundo mas largo de Latinoamérica
The (failed) Prussia of South America
What makes their timelines similar? Genuine question, not sarcasm.
@@Ismschism Paraguay is usually called the fail Prussia of South America
@@Inerturn I got that, but I'm asking why they're comparable. Was their history similar? Did they share similar timelines?
@Inerturn I honestly know very little about either countries history.
@@Ismschism because Paraguay tried to be like Prussia in South America and started a big war (and lost)
Paraguay really got screwed over except for Rutherford B. Hayes' actions didn't it
No, Paraguay has already started winning the Chaco war without Rutherford intervention
@@iamaguy7986Rutherford Hayes has nothing to do with the Chaco war nor with paraguay's independece, he just mediated a dispute between Argentina and Paraguay after the Paraguayan war.
@@darkphoenix2745 I didn't say anything about the independence
@@iamaguy7986 That part was for the OC.
@@darkphoenix2745 oh, ok
Paraguay has to be one of the smallest (population wise) countries with the most territorial changes...
Cyprus. Smaller population than paraguay. Historically they were greek, then assyrian, then egyptian, then achmaenid, then alexander the great, then ptolemaiac egypt, then rome, then the south was conquered by the umayyads and abbasids, then rome retook the south, then it was independent, then the crusaders took it, then it was venetian, then it was ottoman, then british, then independent, then turkey took over the north
@@mappingshaman5280Somehow found a place with a more convoluted history than Sicily
@@mappingshaman5280The Caliphates did not own the northern half of the island that’s just a gameplay concession for Crusader Kings.
The island was continuously administered by Byzantium with the agreement taxes would be split 50/50, no military forces from either side would be allowed on the island and that Muslims could establish their own communities on the island under their own officials, although it took 300 years for Muslims to populate the island enough to form their own towns worth mentioning by Byzantine and Arabic sources.
There was no Cyprus/Turkish Cyprus situation.
@@tylerellis9097 taken from the Wikipedia page for cyprus.
In 688, Emperor Justinian II and Caliph Abd al-Malik signed a treaty whereby Cyprus would be paying an equal amount of tribute to the Caliphate and tax to the Empire, and would remain neutral in status to both. Byzantine control remained stronger in the northern coast, the Arabs exerted more influence in the south. There are no Byzantine churches which survive from this period, and the island entered a period of impoverishment.[55] Full Byzantine rule was restored in 965, when Emperor Nikephoros II Phokas scored decisive victories on land and sea.
@@mappingshaman5280 Yeah that Wikipedia page is wrong as I actually have the Book “Byzantine Cyprus 491-1191” and the mention to influence by Metcalf is in regards to the initial invasion by the Caliphate in 649 in which the Byzantines held the northern coast initially. It’s not related to the Codominium. They have the chronology mixed up on the page.
Metcalf Infact says Cyprus as a whole remained part of the Empire.
“There may perhaps have been enclaves where their writ did not run, but with such possible exceptions the whole province, north and south, was administered as part of the Empire.
hi paraguay
The History of Mexico V2: Every year 😶
Bolivia getting territory taken away from them by literally all their neighbors:
Aahh yes Paraguay the Bulgaria of South America( and Bulgaria is the Prussia of the Balkans)
0:34 😈😈🇧🇷🇧🇷🔥🔥
the Switzerland of Hispanic America but a little aggressive
more like paragay
ParaGAY XDDDDD
@@WildGraphs ikr 😂
Rutherford B Hayes momento
The first flag was better.
what a guay
FIRST!!!!
I’m gonna say it one more time and I’m just being respectful. Can you please lowercase the "o" in "Of" in the "Barrios' War of Reunification: Every Day" video please please please? It’s just a favor. I’ll leave you alone for a while.
U forgor the ongoing Insurgency
Yea there is a very weak communist insurgency.
Paraguai, the best brazilian state
Paraguay*.
Sorry, but Paraguay was part of the territories colonized by the spaniards, not by the filthy nasty portugueses
@@iamaguy7986 Paraguai in Portuguese genius
@@SeSazCh never talk about Paraguay in portuguese, retard
🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
Pero si Paraguay no existe
Thailand: yo Bro I defended my country from Colonialism, by diplomacy. What about you Paraguay?
Meanwhile Paraguay Losing 70% of its population for their independence from Brazil and Argentina: 💀👍🏿.
More like: Dictator goes way over his head and now everyone hates us.
@@NP3GA¡Viva el Mariscal Francisco Solano López! 🇵🇾💪🏻
There's no proof of the "70%" percent btw
ah yes the country that doesn't exist
The only country that exist, every other "country" is fake