Juan Díaz Porlier (1788 – 1815), also known as the "Marquesito" ("the Little Marquis"), was a Spanish military commander active during the Peninsular...

Vicente Genaro de Quesada, and to the north, Lieutenant-colonel Juan Díaz Porlier's 1st Regiment of Provincial Grenadiers, which managed to withstand...

Pamplona. Juan Díaz Porlier revolted at La Coruña in the following year. General Luis Lacy led an uprising in Barcelona in 1817, and General Juan Van Halen...

managed later to regroup in Liébana under the command of General Juan Díaz Porlier, calling his forces the Cantabrian Division, in which there were various...

his throne as Emperor of the French during the Hundred Days. Spain: Juan Díaz Porlier, with the support of the bourgeoisie and educated class, pronounced...

city was the centre of anti-monarchist sentiment. On 19 August 1815, Juan Díaz Porlier, pronounced against Fernando VII in defense of the Spanish Constitution...

Javier de Elío. 1815: A failed liberal pronunciamiento was led by Juan Díaz Porlier at A Coruña. 1820: A successful liberal pronunciamiento was led by...

attempted, always unsuccessfully, leading to new exiles (Espoz y Mina). Juan Díaz Porlier, Joaquín Vidal or Luis Lacy y Gautier died in action, or were arrested...

del Barco; the 4th, under José María Ezpeleta and the 5th, under Juan Díaz Porlier) seeing action at the Battle of the Bidassoa (7 October) and Battle...

Cesáreo (1867). Naufragios de la Armada Española..., pp. 219–225, 407, 420. Diaz y Lopez. Google Books. Retrieved 3 June 2023. Oman, Charles (1911). A History...

the Tower of Hercules was restored by Antúnez. On August 19, 1815, Juan Díaz Porlier, "O Marquesiño", pronounced against Fernando VII in defense of the...

on the frigate, Nuestra señora de Atocha under the command of Rosendo Porlier and accompanying Viceroy Francisco Javier Venegas. These were the first...

of a neighbor from each town in the council. At the start of 1810, Juan Díaz Porlier was part of the army of Asturias with about 1,000 men who made up...

Militias of Galicia, and in La Coruña he participated in quashing Juan Díaz Porlier's pronunciamiento. In May 1819, Imaz was appointed commander general...

He was the more an object of suspicion because his brother-in-law, Juan Díaz Porlier, perished in a wild attempt to support the constitution by force....

Juan Pablo de Aragón y Azlor, Duke of Villahermosa, 1780–1790. Antonio Porlier, Marquis of Bajamar, 1790–1813. José Vargas Ponce, 1814–1821. Juan Bautista...

divisions, 3,000 Cantabrians under Longa and 2,500 Asturians under Juan Diaz Porlier. The 1st Division had 4,500, the brigades of Pack and Bradford had...

new expedition to the West Coast of America under the command of Rosendo Porlier, who was to replace the naval chief of Callao Antonio Vacaro. Two poorly...

Córdova y Córdova Juan de la Cosa Manuel Deschamps Martínez Juan Domingo Deslobbes y Cortés Segundo Díaz de Herrera y Serrano Juan Díaz de Solís José Luis...

fringes of society. Authors who stand out include: Juan Antonio González Iglesias, Luis Muñoz, Rafael-José Díaz [es], and Ariadna G. García [es]. According to...

was commuted to thirty years in prison. He spent seven or eight years in Porlier prison and was later released. Ian Gibson concludes: "at the end of the...

1812. Rosendo Porlier of the royalist forces attacked José María Oviedo of the rebels, who fortified the town and helped to defend it. Porlier returned on...

Memoria Histórica marked the Bellas Artes checa, the Modelo prison and the Porlier prison to feature among 15 "sites of historical memory" in Madrid. The...