The History Of The Military Brigade’s Uniforms
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The History Of The Military Brigade’s Uniforms - Ruben Ygua
RUBEN YGUA RUBEN YGUA
THE HISTORY OF THE MILITARY BRIGADE’S UNIFORMS
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THE HISTORY OF THE MILITARY BRIGADE’S UNIFORMS
All rights reserved
Ruben Ygua- 13/10/2024
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Contacts with the author: ruben.ygua@gmail.com
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RUBEN YGUA
The content of this work, including the spelling check, is the sole responsibility of the author.
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THE HISTORY OF THE MILITARY BRIGADE’S UNIFORMS
Dedicated to my family
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RUBEN YGUA Introduction
There are many gaps in the history of the Military Brigade , due to the lack of more in-depth research, especially in the 19th century. This is because, in that period, the competencies of the military forces of that time, such as the National Guard and the Army, had not yet been defined.
The Military Brigade officially considers its creation date to be November 18, 1837, under the denomination of Police Force. However, the Corporation has not always adopted this date, because in the beginning of the 20th century, for several times, the institution celebrated its anniversary referring the creation to October 15, 1892, when an act signed by the then acting President of the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Fernando Abbott, officially decreed the creation of the Military Brigade, using for the first time this specific name and, at the same time, extinguished the Civic Guard.
So we can say that there are two important dates related to the creation of the Brigada: 1837
and 1892.
However, there is an almost complete lack of information regarding the evolution of the Brigade uniforms. I tried to fill this lack by consulting old photographs, and imagining the colors taking into account the tonality of the image, and comparing with uniforms of the same period in other countries, particularly France, which had a strong influence on military clothing in much of the world.
With this work, we only intend to put one more humble grain of sand in the reconstruction of our state's past. Aware of the imperfections and deficiencies of the gathered material, we look forward to the appearance of young researchers and historians who can improve the study of the History of this Corporation that makes us all so proud.
Ruben Ygua
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THE HISTORY OF THE MILITARY BRIGADE’S UNIFORMS
THE HISTORY OF THE MILITARY BRIGADE’S UNIFORMS
RIO GRANDE DO SUL
BRAZIL
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RUBEN YGUA The study of the uniforms of the Military Brigade must necessarily begin in Portugal, in 1807, when the Bragança family was forced to take refuge in Brazil to escape Napoleon.
January 22, 1808 - Maria I, her son Dom João and a large retinue arrive in Brazil.
May 13, 1809 - Dom João creates the Military Division of the Guardia Real de Policia. The transformation of Brazil into a metropolis of the Portuguese empire deeply affected the colony, and the study of the history of the Military Brigade takes us back to a soldier who at the time enjoyed the confidence of the Portuguese king: Antonio Elzeário de Miranda e Britto.
Antonio Elzeário de Miranda e Britto (Lisbon, 1786 - Rio de Janeiro, October 22, 1858) came to Brazil with the royal family in 1808. In 1817, he fought the Pernambuco Revolution under General Luís do Rego Brandão for 10 months, returning to Rio de Janeiro the same year. In 1822 he was in charge of building the road between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, in addition to fortifying part of the coast. In 1826 he was transferred to Rio Grande do Sul, where he took part in the Cisplatine War and the Battle of Ituzaingó. He returned to Rio de Janeiro in 1828, as a colonel, and the following year was named governor of Maranhão and Knight of the Imperial Order of São Bento de Avis. He remained in office from May 3, 1829 until May 1831, where he was promoted to brigadier.
1836 - Rio Grande do Sul was immersed in the Farroupilha Revolution, when Antonio Elzeário de Miranda e Britto was nominated president of the Province of Rio Grande do Sul, and embarked in Rio de Janeiro, to take office, at the head of an infantry and cavalry force. Upon arriving in Rio Grande, he was urged by the population not to accept the position and let José de Araújo Ribeiro remain in office. Elzeário did not accept and undertook the march.
July 11, 1836 - Miranda was sworn in as President of the Province, but remained in office
