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Pedro Andrés del Alcázar : ウィキペディア英語版 | Pedro Andrés del Alcázar Marshal Pedro Andrés del Alcázar y Rodríguez de Zapata (December 12, 1752 - † September 28, 1820) was a Spanish and later Chilean Army officer and hero of the Chilean War of Independence. ==Early life== Alcázar was born in the fort of ''San Diego de Alcalá'', in Tucapel, the son of Andrés del Alcázar, an infantry captain and the fort's commander, and of Feliciana Rodríguez de Zapata y Sanhueza. began his military career in 1773 as a "distinguished" soldier in the ''Dragones de la Frontera'' cavalry regiment of the Spanish Army. When shortly after his official commission as a Cadet arrived from Spain, it was discovered that by a copyist mistake, it was made out to a ''Pedro del Alcázar'' instead of his real name ''Andrés del Alcázar''. In order to solve the discrepancy, the commander of the regiment, Colonel Ambrosio O'Higgins ordered his act of baptism modified to read ''Pedro Andrés'', the name he would be known ever after. In 1776, del Alcázar was promoted to Alférez, to Lieutenant of the ''Dragones de la Frontera'' in 1783 and to Captain in 1785. He married Clara de Zumelzu Obregón y Ruiz de Berecedo In 1777, and together they had 7 children: Carmen, Juan Andrés, Mateo (who became a priest), Antonia, Juana, Teresa and José Antonio.
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