1846 Venezuelan peasant insurrection

Peasant insurrection of 1846
	Part of the Venezuelan civil wars
	; Carlos Soublette, president at the beginning of the war
Date	1 September 1846 - 25 May 1847
Location	Provinces of Caracas, Barcelona and Carabobo. Current states of Aragua, Carabobo, Guárico and Anzoátegui State
Result	Conservative victory
Belligerents
Conservative government	Federal rebels
Commanders and leaders
Carlos Soublette; José Antonio Páez; José Tadeo Monagas; Francisco de Paula Alcántara;	Ezequiel Zamora; Francisco José Rangel;
Strength
1,155 troops (492 line and 663 militiamen) and 2 schooners (Constitución and July 28) in September 1846; 4,096 troops, 3 schooners and 3 archers in December 1846; 5,208 troops in the West, 3,302 in the East, and 2,575 in the center in 1847	-

The Venezuelan peasant insurrection of 1846 was a popular and social rebellion that broke out in various agricultural areas of Venezuela in September 1846 and lasted until May 1847.The rebellion was suppressed by the Conservative army.

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