Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Carrera family of Chile became politically influential during the colonial period, and played a significant role in Chilean Independence. They remained politically important throughout the 19th century. Their descendants make up the bulk of the Chilean upper-class. María Nicolasa de Valdés y de la Carrera (1733–1810), first First Lady of ChileIgnacio de la Carrera (1747–1819), member of Chile's first ruling junta in 1810.The children of Ignacio de la Carrera are known in Chilean history as the Hermanos Carrera (Carrera siblings). All except Javiera were military commanders in the fight against Spanish reconquest:Javiera Carrera (1771–1862), \"Mother\" of Chile, who sewed its first flagBrigadier Juan José Carrera (1782–1818), independentist heroGeneral José Miguel Carrera (1785–1821), independentist leader, who governed Chile during its first period of independence, the Patria Vieja. Colonel Luis Carrera (1791–1818), independentist heroOther descendants also notable in their time:José Miguel Carrera Fontecilla (1821–1860), leader of the Chilean Civil War of 1851José Miguel Valdés Carrera (1837–1898), politician and several times ministerLuis Aldunate Carrera (1842–1908) politician and several times ministerIgnacio Carrera Pinto (1848–1882), soldier and hero of the Battle of La Concepcion during the War of the Pacific.Manuel Carrera Pinto (1854–1895) politicianFederico Santa María Carrera (1845–1925) businessman and philanthropistMaría Elena Carrera Villavicencio (1929), politicianThe Carrera name has disappeared by way of marriage from Chilean society, but their descendants, who number in the few hundred, are socially, politically and financially prominent."@en }
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- Carrera_family abstract "The Carrera family of Chile became politically influential during the colonial period, and played a significant role in Chilean Independence. They remained politically important throughout the 19th century. Their descendants make up the bulk of the Chilean upper-class. María Nicolasa de Valdés y de la Carrera (1733–1810), first First Lady of ChileIgnacio de la Carrera (1747–1819), member of Chile's first ruling junta in 1810.The children of Ignacio de la Carrera are known in Chilean history as the Hermanos Carrera (Carrera siblings). All except Javiera were military commanders in the fight against Spanish reconquest:Javiera Carrera (1771–1862), \"Mother\" of Chile, who sewed its first flagBrigadier Juan José Carrera (1782–1818), independentist heroGeneral José Miguel Carrera (1785–1821), independentist leader, who governed Chile during its first period of independence, the Patria Vieja. Colonel Luis Carrera (1791–1818), independentist heroOther descendants also notable in their time:José Miguel Carrera Fontecilla (1821–1860), leader of the Chilean Civil War of 1851José Miguel Valdés Carrera (1837–1898), politician and several times ministerLuis Aldunate Carrera (1842–1908) politician and several times ministerIgnacio Carrera Pinto (1848–1882), soldier and hero of the Battle of La Concepcion during the War of the Pacific.Manuel Carrera Pinto (1854–1895) politicianFederico Santa María Carrera (1845–1925) businessman and philanthropistMaría Elena Carrera Villavicencio (1929), politicianThe Carrera name has disappeared by way of marriage from Chilean society, but their descendants, who number in the few hundred, are socially, politically and financially prominent.".