Nicaragua: Polity Style: 1821-2012 |
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| 15 Sep 1821 - 22 Apr 1825 | Provincia de Nicaragua [1] |
| 2 Jul 1823 - 2 May 1838 | forms a part of the Central-American Federation |
| 22 Apr 1825 - 28 Feb 1854 | Estado de Nicaragua |
| 28 Feb 1854 | change in the polity style is prescribed by a resolution of the Asamblea Constituyente of 28 Feb 1854, promulgated as decree 28 Feb 1854 |
| 28 Feb 1854 - 17 Sep 1896 | República de Nicaragua [2] |
| 15 Sep 1896 | forms a part of the Central-American Federation and retains sovereignty and independence upon the exchange of the ratifications of the Treaty of Union signed at Amapala, Honduras, 20 Jun 1895 |
| 17 Sep 1896 | change in the polity style is prescribed by Art. 27 of the Standing Orders of the Diet of the Central-American Federation (Reglamento Interior de la Dieta de la República Mayor de Centro-América) passed by the Diet 17 Sep 1896 in San Salvador |
| 17 Sep 1896 - 1 Dec 1898 | Estado de Nicaragua |
| 1 Dec 1898 | resumes full sovereignty and independence (decree of 1 Dec 1898) (Diario Oficial, Tercera Época, Año III, Managua, martes 6 de Diciembre de 1898, Num. 643) |
| 1 Dec 1898 - | República de Nicaragua |
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| [1] | Parts of the Provincia de Nicaragua controlled by rival authorities are incorporated into Mexico: | |
| 12 Oct 1821 - 17 Apr 1823 León | ||
| 4 Feb 1822 - 16 Jan 1823 Granada | ||
| [2] | Also: 11 Jun 1854 - 30 Oct 1855 Estado de Nicaragua (in dissidence, León) | |
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