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Back to Great Admirals Joaquim Marques Lisboa is a Modern Era Great Admiral in Civilization VI. His unit provides +5 Combat Strength and +1 Movement to Modern and Atomic era naval units within 2 tiles. Retiring Joaquim Marques Lisboa permanently reduces war weariness by 25%. A blessing for any warring empire, Lisboa helps blunt the impact of war weariness helping to extend late game wars. The ...
Joaquim Marques Lisboa (Q1791248) Joaquim Marques Lisboa. Brazilian admiral and noble. edit. Language. Label. Description. Also known as.
Joaquim Marques Lisboa (Almirante Tamandaré; b. 13 December 1807; d. 20 March 1897), patron of the Brazilian navy. Tamandaré graduated from the Naval Academy in 1826. He was appointed to noble status (baron, viscount, count, and marquis Tamandaré) by Dom Pedro II for suppressing various rebellions, including the Confederation of the Equator ...
The naval career of Joaquim Marques Lisboa spanned seventy years as a national hero, first admiral and patron of the Navy of Brazil. His birthday – 13 December – is remembered there as “Sailor Day.”. And he helped suppress a lot of revolts by disgruntled natives, peasants and ex-slaves: the Cabanagem, the Sabinada, the Farroupilha, the ...
En julio de 1824, Joaquim Marques Lisboa abordó el barco, hacia las provincias rebeldes. En 1825, el poder imperial fue restaurado. El 2 de febrero de 1825, a los dieciocho años, Joaquím fue ascendido a segundo teniente. El 9 de febrero de 1826, Tamandaré parte para combatir en Niterói, la nave era comandada por James Norto.
27 de abr. de 2022 · Joaquim Marques Lisboa, o Almirante Tamandaré (Rio Grande, 13 de dezembro de 1807 — Rio de Janeiro, 20 de março de 1897), foi um militar da Marinha do Brasil. Na carreira, atingiu o posto de almirante, tendo os seus serviços à pátria sido reconhecidos pelo Império com a concessão do título de marquês de Tamandaré.
Joaquim Marques Lisboa, Marquis of Tamandaré was a Brazilian admiral of the Imperial Navy of Brazil. He dedicated his life to the Brazilian Navy, including a life-long membership in Brazil's Military and Justice Council, then Supreme Military Court, from its inception until 1891, when the Republican Government granted him leave.
