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The 14 pages that link to Battle of Ayacucho, each with the reason it gives.

• Simón BolívarRelated: The victory by forces allied with Bolívar completed the decisive campaign in Peru.

• Spanish American wars of independenceBroader topic: Its outcome ended Spain’s effective military rule over most of mainland South America.

• Viceroyalty of PeruBroader topic: The defeat effectively ended Spanish rule in mainland South America.

• Peruvian War of IndependenceBroader topic: The royalist defeat compelled the Spanish viceroy to capitulate in Peru.

• Antonio José de SucreBroader topic: Sucre commanded the decisive patriot victory that ended Spanish rule in mainland South America.

• Bolivian War of IndependenceRelated: Its outcome made continued Spanish control of Upper Peru untenable.

• Battle of ChacabucoCompared with: Chacabuco began a regional liberation campaign; Ayacucho came near its military culmination.

• Manuela SáenzRelated: It marked the military culmination of the independence movement Sáenz supported.

• Battle of PichinchaRelated: It completed the continental military struggle of which Pichincha was an earlier turning point.

• Peruvian ArmyBroader topic: Its victory secured the independence movement that shaped Peru’s military origins.

• Spanish American independenceBroader topic: Its outcome ended organized Spanish military rule across most of mainland South America.

• Agustín GamarraBroader topic: Its aftermath opened the way for Gamarra’s ascent in the new republic.

• Andrés de Santa CruzBroader topic: Santa Cruz fought in the campaign that culminated in this decisive independence victory.

• Revolutions of the 1820sBroader topic: It marked the collapse of Spain’s mainland empire during the revolutionary decade.