Pío de Tristán María Joaquina Flores del Campo y Tristán
Nickname
Doña Victoria de Echenique
Biographyedit
Tristán was the daughter of Juan Pío de Tristán y Moscoso, who was appointed interim viceroy of Peru after the capitulation of Ayacucho, and of María Joaquina Flores del Campo y Tristán, both from Arequipa.[1] Her family was one of the wealthiest families in Peru during the 19th century. She was the first cousin of Flora Tristán and the writer Clemente Althaus [es].
She was the owner of vast estates located in what is now the Park of the Exhibition in the district of La Victoria, which would be later named in her honor.[2][3] A lavish party was held there on Saturday, October 15, 1853, attended by ministers of state, the diplomatic corps, members of the Supreme Court and other select authorities and personalities of Lima. The party was described by Ricardo Palma in his book, Peruvian Traditions. According to Palma, the party had so much resonance throughout the country that, as a consequence of it, due to the waste and excess of luxury shown, which appeared as an insult to the general poverty of the country, civil war broke out.[4]
In May 1864, she made her will in the presence of Marshal Antonio Gutiérrez de la Fuente. She died at 41 and was buried in the Presbítero Maestro Cemetery. Her death caused her husband great grief, but he was able to serve in the congress, where he had been recently elected.[5]
^Orrego Penagos, Juan Luis (2018-12-25). "25/12/08: El 'Baile de la Victoria'". Blog PUCP.
^Anales del Congreso del Peru, Volumen 13 (in Spanish). Congress of Peru. 1955. p. 189.
December 15, 2023
victoria, tristán, this, spanish, name, first, paternal, surname, tristán, second, maternal, family, name, flores, campo, leandra, josefa, flores, campo, january, 1823, 1864, first, lady, peru, from, 1851, 1855, during, marriage, president, peru, josé, rufino,. In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Tristan and the second or maternal family name is Flores del Campo Leandra Josefa Victoria Tristan y Flores del Campo January 13 1823 May 31 1864 was the First Lady of Peru from 1851 to 1855 during her marriage to the President of Peru Jose Rufino Echenique The district of La Victoria in Lima was named in her honor Victoria Tristan de EcheniqueFirst Lady of PeruIn office April 20 1851 January 5 1855PresidentJose Rufino EcheniquePreceded byMicaela de EchevarriaSucceeded byMaria Josefa Pinillos y CachoPersonal detailsBornLeandra Josefa Victoria Tristan y Flores del Campo13 January 1823Arequipa PeruDied31 May 1864Lima PeruRelationsFlora Tristan cousin Clemente Althaus es cousin Children9 including Jose Maria es and Juan MartinParent s Pio de TristanMaria Joaquina Flores del Campo y TristanNicknameDona Victoria de EcheniqueBiography editTristan was the daughter of Juan Pio de Tristan y Moscoso who was appointed interim viceroy of Peru after the capitulation of Ayacucho and of Maria Joaquina Flores del Campo y Tristan both from Arequipa 1 Her family was one of the wealthiest families in Peru during the 19th century She was the first cousin of Flora Tristan and the writer Clemente Althaus es On January 8 1838 at the Sagrario Church 14 year old Victoria married General Jose Rufino Echenique with whom she had nine children Among her descendants would be General Juan Martin Echenique y Tristan the banker Francisco Echenique Bryce es and writer Alfredo Bryce Echenique She was the owner of vast estates located in what is now the Park of the Exhibition in the district of La Victoria which would be later named in her honor 2 3 A lavish party was held there on Saturday October 15 1853 attended by ministers of state the diplomatic corps members of the Supreme Court and other select authorities and personalities of Lima The party was described by Ricardo Palma in his book Peruvian Traditions According to Palma the party had so much resonance throughout the country that as a consequence of it due to the waste and excess of luxury shown which appeared as an insult to the general poverty of the country civil war broke out 4 In May 1864 she made her will in the presence of Marshal Antonio Gutierrez de la Fuente She died at 41 and was buried in the Presbitero Maestro Cemetery Her death caused her husband great grief but he was able to serve in the congress where he had been recently elected 5 See also editTristan family Pio de Tristan Domingo Tristan Flora TristanReferences edit Rada y Gamio Pedro Jose 1917 El arzobispo Goyeneche y apuntes para la historia del Peru Volumen 1 in Spanish Rome Imprenta poliglota vaticana p 23 La Victoria en la Historia Municipalidad de La Victoria Panfichi Aldo 2014 Ese gol existe Una mirada al Peru a traves del futbol in Spanish Fondo Editorial de la PUCP p 133 ISBN 6123170120 Orrego Penagos Juan Luis 2018 12 25 25 12 08 El Baile de la Victoria Blog PUCP Anales del Congreso del Peru Volumen 13 in Spanish Congress of Peru 1955 p 189 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Victoria Tristan amp oldid 1170851967, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
