patagonia

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Araucan%C3%ADa_and_Patagonia The kingdom of Patagonia was not a recognized state, and was founded to keep chile and Argentina away. It was also founded by the "house of tounens," which consisted of two men who I am giving far too much credit. However...

In the 19th Century, Argentina began a series of campaigns against the Mapuche in Patagonia. By the End of the Conquest of the Desert, Argentina conquered Patagonia, and settlers began to develop the land for herding and farming. While this did saw a increase of the cattle industry and became a...

Hi folks! This is my first post on this board, so apologies if I've made any mistakes e.g. posting in the wrong forum, question asked previously. My question is, what is the latest plausible POD that would allow for a British Patagonia? Of course, the 1806-1807 Invasions of the River Plate...

This is something I've been curious about, did the British ever make any serious attempt to colonize the region now known as Patagonia, if not how come?

It is finally time for me to start my not-so-long-teased new TL (which I teased a lot more in the Our Fair Country Discord server, and is actually just a reboot of an earler TL I did)! Presenting, Patagonia 2.0! This will function similarly to many excellent TLs such as Our Fair Country, A...

This r/imaginarymaps map, one in a series, imagines a Patagonia divided between multiple rival powers perhaps after the model of the Guyanas. Could Patagonia, only in the 19th century incorporated into independent Argentina and Chile, have seen something like this occur? The region does have...

Bear in mind this Argentina (and Uruguay also included) was basically taken over by Britain during Napoleonic War and it ended up becoming part of the British Empire afterwards. I am not looking for answers on how it be realistic for it to happen. Basically instead of a Falklands War in 1982...