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Infantry Regiment "Inmemorial del Rey" No. 1
History of Peru: 1867–1883, 1930–1939, 1939–1948
Bolivian occupation of Peru, Peruvian Civil Wars, ROC Embassies, Costa Verde (Peruvian region), Costa Verde (Peru); National Mint of Peru SRC; Plaza San Martín, Plaza Bolívar, Plaza Dos de Mayo, Parque de la Exposición, Palacio de la Exposición, Santa María de la Caridad,^[1] Palace of Justice, San Francisco, Casa de Osambela, Las Nazarenas, Casa de Correos y Telégrafos, Cristo del Pacífico, Desamparados station, Coliseo Eduardo Dibós, Gran Hotel Bolívar, Larcomar, Museum of Natural History, Teatro Peruano Japonés, Museo de Oro, Gran Teatro Nacional, Lima Art Museum, Museo de la Nación. Paracas Bay, Rail transport in Peru
Category:History of Lima
Category:Government ministries of Peru (17)
Banco Comercial bombing [es]
Category:Presidencies of Peru: Manuel Merino [es], Martín Vizcarra [es], Alejandro Toledo [es], Valentín Paniagua [es], Alberto Fujimori [es], Fernando Belaúnde, 2nd [es], Francisco Morales Bermúdez [es], Juan Velasco Alvarado [es], Nicolás Lindley [es], Ricardo Pérez Godoy [es], Manuel Prado Ugarteche, 2nd [es], José Luis Bustamante y Rivero [es], Manuel Prado Ugarteche, 1st [es], Óscar R. Benavides, 2nd [es], Luis Miguel Sánchez Cerro [es], Samanez (+Jiménez & Elías) [es], José Pardo, 2nd [es], José Pardo, 1st [es], Nicolás de Piérola [es], Remigio Morales Bermúdez [es], Miguel Iglesias, José Balta [es], Miguel de San Román [es], Ramón Castilla [es], José Rufino Echenique [es], Ramón Castilla [es]
1979 Chile–Peru espionage scandal [es]
1867: Tarapacá uprising [es]
Colesuyo [es]
Declaration of Independence (Peru) [es]
Brazilian–Peruvian territorial dispute [es]
Foreign involvement in the War of the Pacific [es]
Lavalle mediation [es]
Arica Conference [es]
Paracas landing [es]
Crucified Lord of Rimac [es]
Int.:Traditionalist Communion [es]
Tele 2000 [es]
Banco de Comercio, Caja Cencosud Scotia [es], COFIDE [es], Yape (software) [es]; Banco Wiese, Banco Central Hipotecario del Perú [es], Banco Industrial del Perú [es], Banco de Lima [es], Banco Minero del Perú [es], Banco del Perú y Londres, Banco de Tacna [es]
Sears (Peru) [es], Real Plaza [es]
Lima International Book Fair [es]
PeruSat-1 [es]
Yaraví [es]
Battle of San Pablo [es]
Southern Campaigns [es]
La concheperla [es]
Cuéntame [es], Chica ye ye [es]
Punchauca conferences [es], Miraflores conferences [es]
1982 La Victoria heist [es]
La Estrella de Iquique [es]
Cauca War [es]
Colombian–Ecuadorian territorial dispute [es]
Vladivideos scandal [es]
A la vuelta de la esquina [es]
Torito de Pucará [es]
Cárcel del pueblo [es]
ACI Prensa [es]
Topitop [es]
Feria del Hogar [es]
Trampolín a la fama [es]
Patacláun [es], Pataclaun (TV series) [es]

Site:

Desamparados station, House of Peruvian Literature
Sanctuary of Our Lady of Solitude [es]
WIKIDATA: Centro Cultural de España, Lima [d], Quebrada de Armendáriz^[2]^[3]
Org: INS [es] → CENSI [es]; Peruvian Institute for Genealogical Studies [es],^[4] PromPerú [es],^[5] OSIPTEL [es], Geophysical Institute of Peru [es], National Academy of History of Peru [es], EsSalud [es], FONAVI [es], Institute of Peruvian Studies [es], Lima Bar Association [es], Lima Chamber of Commerce [es], Lima Park Service [es], Peruvian Institute of Nuclear Energy [es], CENEPRED [es], National Emergency Operations Centre (Peru) [es], Comptroller General of Peru [es], San Martín Institute [es] (Pl. Bolognesi), Yacht Club Ancón [es]
Church: Bethlehem Church, Cuzco [es], San José German Church [es]
Education: Centre for Military Historical Studies [es], CONCYTEC [es], UNPRG [es], Tomás de Aquino [es], Mercedes Cabello [es], Alfonso Ugarte [es], Maristas [es], EOFAP [es], Juana Alarco Lima [es] & Miraflores [es]; Scientific Centre of Cuzco [es], Salesian School of Cuzco [es]
Hospitals: Guillermo Almenara [es]
Category:Houses/Palaces in Peru: Casa Huiracocha [es], Finca de Iturrizaga [es], Jorge Basadre House Museum [es], Mario Vargas Llosa House Museum [es], Casa Museo Villa Mercedes [es], Casa Hacienda Moreyra [es], Casa Hacienda Arona [es], Casa Hacienda de Orbea [es], Casa Hacienda de Yaca [es], Casa Hacienda Illanya [es], Casa Hacienda Infantas [es], Casa Hacienda Moreyra [es], Casa Hacienda Patibamba [es], Casa Pinasco, Iquitos [es]; Chancay Castle [es], Lamas Castle [es], Forga Castle [es], Palace of Justice, Cuzco [es], Unanue Castle [es], Palace of the Cabildo of Cuzco [es], Palacio Municipal de Chiclayo [es];
Huacas: Walls of Tungasuca [es], Templo del Zorro [es], Maranga [es], Mateo Salado [es], Infantas II [es], Pro [es], Corpus I [es], Palomino [es], UNMSM [es], Con Con [es], Melgarejo [es]
Museum: Marina Núñez del Prado Museum [es], Pedro de Osma Museum [es], Ricardo Palma House Museum [es], Amano Museum [es], Museum of Paleontology of the University of San Marcos [es], Museum of Minerals of the University of San Marcos [es], Lord of Miracles Museum [es], Julia Codesido House Museum [es], Electricity Museum, Lima [es], Museum of Japanese immigration to Peru [es]
Monuments: San Martín [es], A. Raimondi [es], F. Bolognesi [es], R. Espinosa [es], S. Bolívar [es], Dos de Mayo [es]
Port: Port of Ilo [es], Port of Huacho [es], Port of Supe [es], Port of Iquitos [es], Port of Yurimaguas [es], Port of Maldonado [es], Port of Iquique [es]
Prison: Santa Mónica [es], Lurigancho (San Pedro) [es]
Category:Rivers of Lima Region: Cañete River [es], Chancay River, Huaral [es], Huaura River [es], Mala River [es], Pativilca River [es], Supe River [es], Surco River [es]
Plaza San Miguel [es], Scala Gigante [es], Camino Real Mall [es], Lima Golf Club [es], Phoenix Club, Lima [es]
San Cristóbal Hill, Peru [es], Marcavilca hill [es]
Rancho Ezpeleta [es], Plaza de los Libertadores [es]
Unidad Vecinal Mirones [es]
Building of the Museum of the Nation [es]
Mariscal Cáceres Colosseum [es]
Galería Delbarrio [es]
Santa María de Huachipa [es]
Historic Centre/Monumental Zone: Chosica [es], Callao [es], Iquitos [es], Huancayo [es], Yanahuara [es], Rímac [es], Barranco [es], Ancón [es], Carmen Alto [es], San Sebastián [es], Santiago de Surco [es], San Juan Bautista [es], Ayacucho [es], Cajamarca [es], Pueblo Libre [es], Arequipa, Trujillo
Casa Grau, Piura [es], Seat of Miguel Grau [es]
Plaza 28 de Julio [es] (Obelisco de la Libertad [es])
El Chinchorro [es], Tacna
Obelisk of Heroes [es], Iquitos
Conchucos: Encomienda [es] → Corregimiento [es] → Partido [es] → Province [es]
Cuzco: Cabildo [es] - Corregimiento [es] → Intendancy
Iquique: Iquique Province (Peru) [es]; Faro Serrano [es], Palacio Rímac [es] & Iquique Naval Musuem [es], Paseo Huancavelica, Clock Tower
La Paz: Corregimiento [es] → Intendancy [es]
Trujillo: (Cajamarca [es], Chachapoyas [es], Huamachuco [es], Pataz [es], Piura [es], Saña [es], Trujillo [es])
Chancay Province [es], Moquegua Province [es], Puquina Province [es], Tinta Province [es]
Icho Huari Encomienda [es], Corregimiento of Guayaquil [es], Corregimiento of Quito [es]
Category:Avenues in Lima
Avenida Angamos [es]
Avenida Argentina (ex Unión) [es]^[6]
Avenida Caquetá [es]
Avenida Defensores del Morro [es] (Huaylas)^[7]^[8]
Avenida Elmer Faucett [es]
Avenida Escuela Militar [es]^[9]
Avenida Guzman Blanco (ex Hipódromo) [es]^[10]
Avenida Los Conquistadores [es]
Avenida Pedro de Osma [es]
Avenida Primavera [es]
Avenida República de Panamá [es]
University Avenue (Lima) [es] (+Camino Inca PUCP)^[11]
Avenida Aviación [es]

People

EXP: Augusto Durand Maldonado, Edgardo Rebagliati; Manuel Prado Ugarteche SPW
Amb: Colombia; Political (PER) (55)
Presbítero Maestro burials (18)
El Ángel burials (~12)
es:Anexo:Episcopologio del Cuzco (~20)
Category:Peruvian families
Coro Cillán [es]
Prefect of Lima [es]^[12]
Inca royal family [es]
Ingeborg Zwinkel [es]
Gavino Ugarte Caparó [es]
Francisco Villagarcía [es]
Luis Felipe Villarán [es]
Manuel Vicente Villarán [es]
Enrique Bustamante y Salazar [es]
Enrique Bustamante y Ballivián [es]
Augusto Durand Maldonado
Amador del Solar Cárdenas [es]
Fernando Rincón Jaramillo [es]
Horacio Patiño Cruzatti [es]
José María de la Jara y Alvizuri [es]
José María de la Jara y Ureta [es]
José María de la Jara y Ureta (born 1920) [es]
Pedro de Osma y Pardo [es]
Alberto Ulloa Sotomayor [es]
Ángel Gustavo Cornejo [es]
Juan Bautista de Lavalle y García [es]
Manuel Abastos [es]
José Gregorio Paz Soldán [es]
Luis Hernández-Pinzón Álvarez [es]
Melitón Porras Osores [es]
Matías Maestro [es]
Émile Robert [es]
Artemio Ocaña [es]
Josep Campeny i Santamaria [es]
Isabel Benavides Barreda [es]
Andrés Reyes y Buitrón [es]
Francisco Escudero [es]
Genaro Castro Iglesias [es]
Alfredo Rodríguez Ballón [es]
Sebastián Lorente [es]
Bartolomé Herrera [es]
Manuel Toribio Ureta [es]
Juan Crisóstomo de Mendiburu y Salazar [es]
Clemens von Althaus [es]
Andrés García Camba [es]
Manuel Ascencio Segura [es]
Víctor Humareda [es]
Carlos Hayre [es]
Michele Trefogli [es]
Manuel Piqueras Cotolí [es]
Francisco Graña Garland [es]
Rollin Thorne Sologuren [es]
Eulogio Fernandini [es]
Genaro Barragán Urrutia [es]
Roberto Letts [es]
Hilario Álvarez [es]
Miguel de Letamendi [es]
Carlos Rospigliosi Vigil [es]
José de Antepara [es]
Francisco de Paula Lavayen [es]
Antonio Elizalde Lamar [es]
José Antonio Barrenechea y Morales [es]
Francisco Rosas Balcázar [es]
Dionisio Derteano y Echenique [es]
Ignacio de Osma y Ramírez de Arellano [es]
Enrique Barreda y Osma [es]
Ricardo Ortiz de Zevallos y Tagle [es]
Luis Bryce de Vivero [es]
Felipe Pardo y Barreda [es]
Juan Pardo y Barreda [es]
Mariano Ignacio Prado Ugarteche [es]
Amador del Solar Cárdenas [es]
Ántero Aspíllaga Barrera [es]
Manuel Vicente Villarán Godoy [es]
Felipe de Osma y Pardo [es]
Lizardo Alzamora Mayo [es]
Carlos Zavala Loayza [es]
Augusto Wiese Eslava [es]
Francisco Echenique y Bryce [es]
Hernando de Lavalle y García [es]
Manuel Gallagher Canaval [es]
José Quesada Larrea [es]
Miguel Mujica Gallo [es]
Armando Revoredo Iglesias [es]
Ernesto Aramburú Menchaca [es]
Augusto Felipe Wiese de Osma [es]
Gonzalo Torres (actor) [es]
Agustín Hipólito de Landaburu [es]
Juan Rehr [es]
Carlos [es], Amadeo [es] and Isaías de Piérola [es]
Juan Günther Doering [es]
Enrique Chirinos Soto [es]
César Hildebrandt [es]
Mariano Castro Zaldívar [es]
Efrén Avilés Pino [es]
Gonzalo Bulnes [es]
Joaquín Santa Cruz Vargas [es]
Ricardo Santa Cruz Vargas [es]
José Macchi [pt; pl]
Rebeca Oquendo [es]
Pepe Torres^[13]
Rosa Alarco Larrabure [es]
Nicolás Fernández de Piérola y Flores [es]
George Iglesias [es]
Yola Polastri
Antonio Fernández Arce [es]
Raúl Romero (singer) [es]
Luis D'Unian Dulanto [es]
Esteban Campodónico [es]
Yuly Maiocchi [es]
Scirè

References

^ "El Palacio Legislativo y Santa María de la Caridad". Congreso de la República. 2022-09-21.
^ "MIRADOR-3". Municipalidad de Miraflores.
^ Rosas, Yasmin (2021-11-16). "Miraflores: así está cambiando la quebrada de Armendáriz por la construcción de parque Bicentenario". El Comercio.
^ Machuca Castillo, Gabriela (2022-09-26). "Árbol genealógico: los especialistas que te ayudarán a construir la historia de tu familia". Somos.
^ "Directorio". PromPerú.
^ "Manos para conocer". El Peruano. 2017-11-13.
^ "Las avenidas de Lima que conservan el trazado prehispánico". El Comercio. 2014-07-05.
^ Bedoya Ramos, Daniel (2019-04-12). "Luis Bedoya Reyes: la Vía Expresa y otras avenidas que cambiaron su nombre". El Comercio.
^ "Las avenidas de Lima que conservan el trazado prehispánico". El Comercio. 2014-07-05.
^ "Arrestos de Modernidad". Caretas. 2005. p. 67*. [...] la de Guzmán Blanco, que por esos años llamaban avenida del Hipódromo, pues conducía al bello Hipódromo de Santa Beatriz, [...]
^ "Las avenidas de Lima que conservan el trazado prehispánico". El Comercio. 2014-07-05.
^ "Prefectura de Lima cumple 202 años de creación trabajando por la gobernabilidad". Gob.pe. Ministerio del Interior. 2023-08-03.
^ "Pepe Torres, uno de los íconos de la guitarra peruana, hoy está de jarana". Perú 21. 2022-09-02.

[1] "El Palacio Legislativo y Santa María de la Caridad". Congreso de la República. 2022-09-21.

[2] "MIRADOR-3". Municipalidad de Miraflores.

[3] Rosas, Yasmin (2021-11-16). "Miraflores: así está cambiando la quebrada de Armendáriz por la construcción de parque Bicentenario". El Comercio.

[4] Machuca Castillo, Gabriela (2022-09-26). "Árbol genealógico: los especialistas que te ayudarán a construir la historia de tu familia". Somos.

[5] "Directorio". PromPerú.

[6] "Manos para conocer". El Peruano. 2017-11-13.

[7] "Las avenidas de Lima que conservan el trazado prehispánico". El Comercio. 2014-07-05.

[8] Bedoya Ramos, Daniel (2019-04-12). "Luis Bedoya Reyes: la Vía Expresa y otras avenidas que cambiaron su nombre". El Comercio.

[9] "Las avenidas de Lima que conservan el trazado prehispánico". El Comercio. 2014-07-05.

[10] "Arrestos de Modernidad". Caretas. 2005. p. 67*. [...] la de Guzmán Blanco, que por esos años llamaban avenida del Hipódromo, pues conducía al bello Hipódromo de Santa Beatriz, [...]

[11] "Las avenidas de Lima que conservan el trazado prehispánico". El Comercio. 2014-07-05.

[12] "Prefectura de Lima cumple 202 años de creación trabajando por la gobernabilidad". Gob.pe. Ministerio del Interior. 2023-08-03.

[13] "Pepe Torres, uno de los íconos de la guitarra peruana, hoy está de jarana". Perú 21. 2022-09-02.

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