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The 15 pages that link to Bernardo O’Higgins, each with the reason it gives.

• José de San MartínRelated: Their military and political partnership sustained the liberation of Chile.

• ChileRelated: His leadership helped secure independence and establish early republican government.

• Latin American wars of independenceBroader topic: He joined Chilean forces with San Martín’s campaign across the Andes.

• Chilean War of IndependenceRelated: His military leadership and government connected the struggle for independence with the new state.

• Santiago (Chile)Related: His government consolidated Santiago’s role as the republic’s capital.

• Battle of ChacabucoRelated: His division helped secure the patriot victory and advance toward Santiago.

• Battle of RancaguaRelated: He led the patriot defense and broke through the encirclement with surviving troops.

• Supreme Director of ChileBroader topic: His long tenure was the office’s defining period and ended in resignation under political pressure.

• José Miguel CarreraCompared with: His rivalry with Carrera split the patriot leadership and shaped the struggle’s course.

• O'Higgins RegionRelated: The region bears his name in recognition of his role in Chilean independence.

• Ramón FreireRelated: Freire succeeded O’Higgins as supreme director after O’Higgins resigned.

• Manuel Blanco EncaladaRelated: Blanco Encalada served in the navy during O'Higgins’s government and independence campaigns.

• Ñuble RegionRelated: Born in Chillán, he is a prominent figure in the region’s historical identity.

• RancaguaRelated: He commanded the patriot forces defeated at Rancagua.

• History of ChileBroader topic: His government helped establish the institutions of the independent state.