Republic of South Peru
Independent State (1836), Constituent of the Peru-Bolivia Confederation (1836-1839)
Location: Western South Ameria
Capital City: Tacna
Government type: Republic (1836), Republic within Peru-Bolivia (1836-1839)
Main languages: Spanish, Quechua, Aymara
Main religions: Catholic Christianity
Chronology
1836: Peru split into North and South Peru, soon after both unite with Bolivia in Confederation
1839: Reunited with North Peru with the end of the Peru-Bolivia Confederacy
Currency
Real (1836-1839)
1 Escudo = 16 Reales
Coins from South Peru in the collection
•2 Real, 1838 (silver (.667), Arequipa mint, KM#169.2)
•4 Real, 1838 (silver (.667), Arequipa mint, KM#172)