Jerónimo Carrión facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Jerónimo Carrión
10th President of Ecuador
In office September 7, 1865 – November 6, 1867
Preceded by	Gabriel García Moreno
Succeeded by	Pedro José de Arteta
Personal details
Born	1804 Guayaquil, Royal Audience of Quito
Died	5 May 1873 (aged 69) Quito, Ecuador
Nationality	Ecuadorian

Jerónimo Carrión y Palacio was an important leader in Ecuador. He was born in 1804 and passed away on May 5, 1873, at the age of 69. He is best known for serving as the President of Ecuador from September 7, 1865, to November 6, 1867.

Before becoming president, Jerónimo Carrión also held the position of Vice President of Ecuador. In 1859, he was involved in a short rebellion. He was a member of the Ecuadorian Conservative Party, a political group in Ecuador. Carrión died in Quito, Ecuador, due to pneumonia.

Becoming President of Ecuador

Jerónimo Carrión took office as the tenth President of Ecuador. He followed Gabriel García Moreno, who was a very influential leader. Carrión's time as president lasted for about two years.

His Time in Office

During his presidency, Carrión worked to lead the country. Being president means making big decisions for the whole nation. He was responsible for the government and its actions.

Early Life and Political Beginnings

Jerónimo Carrión was born in Guayaquil, which was then part of the Royal Audience of Quito. This area later became modern-day Ecuador. His early life helped shape him into a political figure.

Serving as Vice President

Before becoming president, Carrión served as the Vice President. This role is important because the Vice President helps the President and can take over if needed. This experience prepared him for the top job.

Political Party and Legacy

Jerónimo Carrión was part of the Conservative Party. This party believed in certain ideas about how the country should be run. His time as president and vice president is a part of Ecuador's history.

See also

• In Spanish: Jerónimo Carrión para niños