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Revision as of 13:27, 27 September 2021

In this Creeperian name, the first or paternal surname is Montt and the second or maternal family name is Álvarez.
Adelantado Chief Admiral

Jorge Montt Álvarez

MIG ALG MNG FLS FDM
Jorge Montt Álvarez.
Montt Álvarez in 1839.
1st Chief Admiral of Creeperopolis
In office
15 June 1833 – 1 May 1867
Preceded byPosition established
Succeeded byJosé Latorre Benavente
1st Captain General of Rakeo
In office
20 December 1838 – 1 May 1867
MonarchAdolfo III
Preceded byPosition established
Succeeded byAlexander Sandoval Ménjiva
Personal details
Born
Jorge Guillermo y José Montt Álvarez

1 October 1790
San Salvador del Oeste, San Salvador del Oeste, State of the Church
Died1 May 1867(1867-05-01) (aged 76)
San Miguel de Martínez, Rakeo, Creeperopolis
Spouse(s)
Melina Yagüe Rodríguez
(m. 1817; his death 1867)
Children7
ParentsJorge Montt Guerrero (father)
María Álvarez Galván (mother)
Alma materSan Salvador Imperial Military Academy
ProfessionMilitary, politician
Military service
Nickname(s)El Sureño
Allegiance Creeperopolis
Branch/serviceCreeperopolis Creeperian Navy
Years of service1808–1867
RankChief Admiral Chief Admiral
CommandsCreeperian Navy
Battles/warsRevolution of 1833
Creeperian conquest of Rakeo
First Senvarian Insurgency

Jorge Guillermo y José Montt Álvarez (Creeperian Spanish pronunciation: [xoɾˈxe gwiˈʎeɾ.mo i ˈxo.se mont ˈal.va.ɾez]; 1 October 1790 – 1 May 1867) was a Creeperian military officer and politician who served as the first Chief Admiral of the Creeperian Navy and as the first Captain General of Rakeo. He was assassinated by the Rakeoian Sovereignty Front in San Miguel de Martínez on 1 May 1867.

Early life

Jorge Guillermo Montt Álvarez was born on 1 October 1790 in San Salvador del Oeste, State of the Church. His father was Jorge Armando Montt Guerrero, a Captain in the Creeperian Navy, and his mother was María Annette Álvarez Galván, a baker and vendor. He was the couple's only son and had three older sisters: María Ana Montt Álvarez (1782–1855), Rosa Evelina Montt Álvarez (1786–1868), and Cassandra Pamela Montt Álvarez (1788–1834).

Military service under Manuel IV

At the insistence of his father, Montt Álvarez enrolled in the San Salvador Imperial Military Academy in 1808 and became a military officer in the Creeperian Navy in 1812. Throughout his service under Emperor Manuel IV, he commanded ships, and later, fleets in the Senvarian Sea and had a remarkable career, significantly cracking down on piracy in the sea.

Military service under Adolfo III

By 1831, he had attained the rank of Vice Admiral, however, he had become to grow disillusioned with Manuel IV's reign, believing that he had began to turn his back on the Creeperian Catholic Church. Montt Álvarez was in San Salvador on 14 June 1833 when Adolfo III staged a revolution against Manuel IV, and he met with the new Emperor and negotiated himself a position of power.

On 15 June 1833, Adolfo III restructured the three branches of the Creeperian Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Imperial Guard). He established the positions of Chief Field Marshal, Chief Admiral, and Chief Guard, which would be the commanders of their respective branch. Adolfo III appointed Montt Álvarez as the first Chief Admiral of Creeperopolis.

Invasion of Rakeo

Captain General of Rakeo

Personal life

Montt Álvarez married Melina María Yagüe Rodríguez in 1817 and they had seven children:

  • Concepción María Montt Yagüe (1820–1888)
  • María Fátima Montt Yagüe (1822–1858)
  • Jorge Alfonso Montt Yagüe (1824–1843)
  • Isabela Bertila Montt Yagüe (1827–1892)
  • Alberto Martín Montt Yagüe (1830–1866)
  • Gloria Consuela Montt Yagüe (1833–1891)
  • Adolfo Alexander Montt Yagüe (1835–1886)

Assassination

Main article: Assassination of Jorge Montt Álvarez

Legacy

Orders, awards, and decorations

 Creeperopolis

Ancestry

See also

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