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• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres abstract "This name uses Spanish naming customs; the first or paternal family name is Daoíz and the second or maternal family name is Torres.Luis Daoíz y Torres (Seville, 10 February 1767 – Madrid, 2 May 1808) was a Spanish artillery officer and one of the leaders of the Dos de Mayo Uprising that signalled the start of the Spanish War of Independence. Daoíz's surname is derived from the town of Aoiz in Navarre and he was descended from a long line of Spanish gentry with soldiering associations dating to the Reconquista. Daoíz's great grandfather married the daughter of the Count of Miraflores de los Angeles and Daoíz spent much of his early life in palaces owned by the family. He was born in Seville and, after receiving a Catholic education, trained at the Royal School of Artillery in Segovia. Daoíz saw action against the Moors in Spanish North Africa, where he was commended for his bravery and promoted to lieutenant. He also served against the French in the short-lived War of the Roussillon where he was captured. After refusing to serve in the French army, he was imprisoned.After his release he served on secondment to the Spanish Navy during the Anglo-Spanish War, participating in the Defence of Cadiz and on convoy duty to the Americas, for which he was rewarded with promotion to captain. He tired of the sea and rejoined his artillery regiment. His subsequent duties included assisting in the manufacture of new guns for the horse artillery, attending the signing of the Treaty of Fontainebleau with France and participating in the 1807 invasion of Portugal. He returned to Madrid in 1808 and was a leader of the Dos de Mayo Uprising in which he assisted civilians resisting French efforts to remove the royal family from Spain. His defence of the barracks at Monteleón was the only action that day in which the Spanish army fought the French and, although ultimately unsuccessful, it inspired the Spanish War of Independence. He died in the fighting and has been commemorated as a national hero.".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres birthDate "1767-02-10".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres birthPlace Seville.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres deathDate "1808-05-02".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres deathPlace Madrid.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres thumbnail Estatua_Daoiz_001.jpg?width=300.
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• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres allegiance Spain.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres battles Anglo-Spanish_War_(1796–1808).
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres battles Campaigns_of_1794_in_the_French_Revolutionary_Wars.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres battles Ceuta.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres battles Dos_de_Mayo_Uprising.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres battles Oran.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres battles Peninsular_War.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres birthDate "1767-02-10".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres birthName "Luis Gonzaga Guillermo Escolástica Manuel José Joaquín Ana y Juan de la Soledad Daoíz Torres".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres birthPlace "Number 70 Calle del Horno, Seville".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres branch "Artillery".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres caption "A statue of Daoíz in Seville showing him in the act of refusing his orders from the junta and resolving to fight the French".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres dateOfBirth "1767-02-10".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres dateOfDeath "1808-05-02".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres deathDate "1808-05-02".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres deathPlace Madrid.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres name "Daoíz y Torres, Luis".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres name "Luis Daoíz y Torres".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres placeOfBirth "Number 70 Calle del Horno, Seville".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres placeOfDeath Madrid.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres placeofburial Madrid.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres placeofburial Monumento_a_los_Caidos_por_España_(Madrid).
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres rank "Captain".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres serviceyears "1782".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres shortDescription "Spanish general".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres unit "Royal Regiment of Artillery, 3rd Seville Artillery".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres description "Spanish general".
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• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres subject Category:Deaths_by_bayonet.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres subject Category:People_from_Seville.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres subject Category:Spanish_commanders_of_the_Napoleonic_Wars.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres subject Category:Spanish_military_personnel_killed_in_action.
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• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres comment "This name uses Spanish naming customs; the first or paternal family name is Daoíz and the second or maternal family name is Torres.Luis Daoíz y Torres (Seville, 10 February 1767 – Madrid, 2 May 1808) was a Spanish artillery officer and one of the leaders of the Dos de Mayo Uprising that signalled the start of the Spanish War of Independence.".
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• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres depiction Estatua_Daoiz_001.jpg.
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres givenName "Luis".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres name "Luis Daoíz y Torres".
• Luis_Daoíz_y_Torres surname "Daoíz y Torres".