6 sentences with “triumphed”

A few days later José de San Martín triumphed in the battle of San Lorenzo.

In 1241 the Mongols invaded Poland and Hungary simultaneously. Here too they triumphed over tens of thousands of European knights and peasants.

After all, liberal and nationalist legal frameworks had triumphed almost everywhere in Europe by the end of the twentieth century, but significantly the voting rights of each nation's citizens remained limited.

One of Bolívar's officers, Antonio José de Sucre, triumphed on 9 December 1824 at Ayacucho, where Viceroy La Serna capitulated with his entire army. Sucre immediately penetrated into Upper Peru and occupied it.

The Nationalists triumphed in Spain in early 1939, having cut the pockets of loyalists among themselves. They were recognised internationally as the legitimate government of Spain and, despite their promises to the contrary, immediately began retaliating against the now defeated Loyalists.

Within a few days of each other, in February 1813, three events cheered the people of the River Plate: San Martín defeated the Montevideans at San Lorenzo and discouraged them in their raids along the Paraná, Belgrano triumphed in the battle of Salta and Artigas, at the head of 5,000 eastern troops, joined the troops besieging Montevideo.