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Español: La unica bandera naval con un circulo de estrellas con el sol en el medio, es la llamada propuesta de Pueyrredon. Juan Martin de Pueyrredon, que era el Director Supremo de las Provincias Unidas del Rio de la Plata, es el que decreta que se agregue el sol dorado (diseño europeo) para la bandera de guerra, el 25 de Febrero de 1818, de acuerdo al resolucion del congreso. Pero luego mas tarde 7 de marzo del mismo año, tambien por orden de Pueyrredon y su Ministro de Marina, Matías de Irigoyen, para la marina solamente, se le agrega una orla de 18 estrellas doradas (representando las 18 provincias.) alrededor del sol. Aunque la documentacion existe, no hay evidencia que pruebe que esta bandera se uso o se confeccionó. Es decir nunca se llevo a cabo la orden. La marina y el ejercito sigueron usando la misma bandera con el sol solamente. Esa es la unica información que existe sobre un diseño naval con estrellas. En los circulos vexilológicos argentinos se la conoce como la bandera de Pueyrredon, aunque no fue este su creador, pero fue el que le dio sancion legal. Las 18 estrellas se suponen ser representativas de las provincias dominadas o reclamadas por el gobierno bonaerense:
  • Buenos Aires
  • Santa Fe
  • Entre Rios
  • Corrientes
  • Misiones
  • Paraguay
  • Provincia Oriental
  • Cordoba
  • Santiago del Estero
  • Tucumán
  • Mendoza
  • San Luis
  • San Juan
  • La Rioja
  • Catamarca
  • Salta
  • Jujuy
  • Alto Peru
Date 25 de Febrero de 1818
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Juan Martín de Pueyrredon  (1777–1850) wikidata:Q303615 s:es:Autor:Juan Martín de Pueyrredón
 
Juan Martín de Pueyrredon
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Juan Martin de Pueyrredon
Description Argentine politician and military personnel
Date of birth/death 18 December 1777 Edit this at Wikidata 13 March 1850 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Buenos Aires San Isidro
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