People's Revolution

Peoples' Revolution
Date 13–15 September 1730 (2 days) Location Creeperopolis Result Republic abolished Constitutional Monarchy restored Adolfo II proclaimed King
Belligerents
Creeperian Government Supported by: Liberals	Monarchists Civilian Protestors Supported by: Conservatives
Commanders and leaders
Orlando Moreno Hidalgo	Various
Casualties and losses
None	13 dead 58 injured 79 arrested (later released)
150 in total during the Revolution

The Peoples' Revolution (Creeperian Spanish: Revolución del Pueblo) was a civilian-led riot/revolution against the newly established Republic of Creeperopolis (following the failed Monarch's Revolution). From 13 to 15 September 1730, supporters of the monarchy marched in the streets of San Salvador demanding the return of the monarchy. The monarchist protests turned into protests and riots against the highly corrupt Republic. The government caved into the demands and Adolfo II, brother of the executed Carlos III was instated as King.

The office of President was abolished, but Parliament remained and Orlando Moreno Hidalgo remained as Prime Minister until his suicide in 1749.

See also

• Monarch's Revolution