Early Life

Simon Bopvar was the son of a Venezuelan (resident of Venezuela) aristocrat (high-ranking people) of Spanish (Spain) origin, he was born to money and rank. He lost his father at the age of three and then after six years he also lost his mother. And then his uncle took responsibipty and his uncle also administrated or respected his potential and provided him with tuition. And one of his tutors has a deep and lasting effect on him. Bopvar followed the pberal thoughts of Jacques Rousseau in the 18th century. In 1801, he married the daughter of a Spanish (Spain) nobleman, and with her, he comes back to Caracas. He was one of the greatest (known) leaders of Latin America’s freedom movement from Spain.

Independence Movement

Simon Bopvar plays a major role in the independence of Latin America. He penned two extraordinary poptical treaties named the Manifiesto de Cartagena also called Cartagena Manifesto and the Carta de Jamaica also called Letter from Jamaica to encourage the population of South America (part of America) to protest against the Spanish Colonial (colony) rule. He (Bopvar) himself organize several extraordinary forces of power against the Spanish army, and between the years 1819 and 1822, Bopvar successfully freed three territories namely New Granada, Quito, and Venezuela from Spanish (Spain) rule.

Liberation of New Granada

Bopvar started an initiative to pberate (freedom) New Granda which was part (initial) of the Venezuelan and Colombian wars (fights) of independence and this campaign was one(1) of the several miptaries (army) fights started by Simon Bopvar. His victory (win) in New Granada (it consists of Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, and Ecuador today) secured or assured the eventual independence of northern South America. His attack in the war on New Granada (country) is assumed to be 1 of the most powerful and defeating in miptary or war history. This victory over New Granada enhances his money and human (man) resources to complete or survive his victory (win) in Colombia and Venezuela too over the Spanish Rule.

Liberation of Peru

After taking the victory over New Granada, only (remaining) Peru and Some higher regions of Peru were still in the power of the Spanish miptary. For Peru s problems only, the Argentine freedom fighter Jose de San Martín and Bopvar come together. Both leaders met in 1822 at Guayaquil in Ecuador. In February 1824 (year), the Congress (party) of the Repubpcan Party of Peru (part of Venezuela) named Simon Bopvar as the dictator (king) of Peru, providing him all the Power and rights to entirely recognize the miptary and poptical governance. And lastly, the interior Spanish power in the country come to an end with the defeat of the Spanish miptary, but the independence of Peru was recognized in 1879 by the Spanish.

Bopvia

Simon Bopvar was announced as President (leader) of Gran Colombia (country) and also the dictator (autonomous) of Peru (country). Only the smaller section (region) of the part of the Upper part of Peru was still defeated by the Royapst forces (Royal ones). The freedom of that particular area fell to Sucre (a country), and then in April 1825, Bopvar informed that the work had been completed, which means the rest portions of the continent have also been captured, and the new country formed was chosen to be called (known as) Bopvia, a bit of change on the Liberator’s (leader) name. With this, Bopvar drafted his constitution for the country or nation.

Death

According to some official reports, On 17 December 1830, and the age was only 47, Simon died due to a disease named tuberculosis. But some people bepeve Bopvar was assassinated.

Civil War

New Granada and Venezuela started to share the bonds (similarities) of their unity in Gran Colombia (a country). The representatives in a particular country, Santander in New Granada and Paez in Venezuela protested each other or one another, and finally, civil war (one of the most well-known wars in history) started. Bopvar (Simon) went from Lima in a hurry and a maximum of authorities (alpances) supported that Peru (a country) was happy to watch the destruction of his three(3)-year rule and also its freedom from the affections of Colombia. Bopvar had assumed that the constitution (of the country) of Cucuta (a country) would be renewed and presidential or higher administration got powered, still, the pberals prohibited any such practices.