Andrés Novales (c. 1795 – 2 June 1823) was a Filipino captain in the Spanish Army in the Philippines, and the self-proclaimed Emperor of the Philippines...

shouted, "Long live the Emperor Novales!" (Viva el Emperador Novales). Surprisingly, the townsfolk followed Novales and his troops as they marched into...

of Thessaly (1369–1373) Jovan Nenad, "Emperor of Serbs" (1526–1527) Andrés Novales, “Emperor of the Philippines” (1823) Joshua Abraham Norton, “Emperor...

soldiers and officers in the Philippines who supported their Emperor, Andrés Novales in his failed revolt against Spain. In 1823, a revolution in Mexico...

died in 2013. In 1823, in Manila, Philippines, a regimental captain, Andrés Novales, staged a mutiny and proclaimed himself "Emperor of the Philippines"...

in the Spanish-Moro Conflict, Argentine Filipino. Mutineers in the Andrés Novales Uprising: Mexican, Colombian, Venezuelan, Peruvian, Chilean, Argentinian...

Archbishop Francisco de la Cuesta. June 1, 1823: A failed revolt by Andrés Novales and Creole members of the Spanish Army was crushed by the Spanish colonial...

resistance to reform, the Andres Novales uprising occurred and it was inspired by the Latin American Wars of Independence. Novales' uprising was primarily...

Philippines Name Image From Until Notes Andrés Novales 1823 1823 His discontentment with the treatment of creole soldiers led him to start a revolt in...

Chile, Argentina, and Costa Rica were dismissed in the context of the Andres Novales uprising, one of the precursors of the Philippine revolution. These...

on how the Spanish authorities treated them. Led by Andrés Novales, this became known as the Novales Revolt. Fernández de Folgueras was killed on June 1...

were among the Latin American soldiers and officers supporting Emperor Andrés Novales of the Philippines, in his short-lived revolt against Spain. In 2022...

Mexicans were among the Latin Americans involved with the Filipino soldier Andrés Novales and his 1823 uprising against Spain. In the Mexican side, Filipinos...

was staged by a Creole captain named Andrés Novales, but was suppressed when Fort Santiago did not yield to Novales and his 800 men. Madrid did not notice...

Eventually, the Latin American Wars of Independence inspired the revolt of Andres Novales as Latin American immigrants and military exiles to the Philippines:...

had an almost successful revolt against Spain under the uprising of Andres Novales which were supported by Criollos and Latin Americans who were the Philippines...

officers and soldiers that supported the Philippines’ short-lived Emperor, Andrés Novales, in his revolt against Spain. Later, the Chilean independence leader...

unflinching loyalty to the homeland. This resulted in the uprising of Andres Novales a Philippine born soldier who earned great fame in richer Spain but...

revolt broke out in Manila led by the Mexican-blood Creole captain Andres Novales. The revolt, caused by an order from Spain that declared military officers...

Antonio Luna (1866–1899): Filipino revolutionary general. (San Nicolas) Andrés Novales (1800–1823): Spanish Army captain who led a revolt against Spanish colonial...

Council) sentenced Andrés and Procopio to death on May 10, 1897, for committing sedition and treason. Aguinaldo supported deportation of Andrés and Procopio...

Latin-Americans which supported the self-proclaimed Emperor of the Philippines, Andres Novales, in his failed revolt against Spain. Peru recognised the Philippines...

Philippine Revolution, which sought independence from Spain. A revolt by Andres Novales was inspired by the Latin American wars of independence but the revolt...

Royalist Victory Death of Mariano Fernández de Folgueras (royalist), Andrés Novales (liberal) and other persons. Expulsion of Luis Rodríguez-Varela and...

sent to Zamboanga and Philippines as soldiers, joined in the revolt of Andres Novales, and he fought for sovereignty and became the short lived Emperor of...

Colombians were among the Latin Americans who supported the revolt of Andres Novales, Emperor of the Philippines, against Spain. The first Miss International...

Hawaii, where he had a vacation home. He was first married to Rocío Urquijo Novales with whom he had three children – Jácobo Santiago "Santi" (1954–1965),...

the street takes its name. Although the Spanish historian Alberto Gil Novales (1975, i: 11) disagreed with that version of the societies: "It would be...

Real Academia de la Historia. Retrieved 20 April 2023. (in Spanish). Gil Novales, Alberto (2010). Diccionario biográfico de España (1808-1833): P/Z, pp...

officers from Gran Colombia were among the rebel soldiers supporting Andres Novales, the brief Emperor of the Philippines, in his short-lived revolt against...