The Revolt of the Sergeants: A Prelude of the Collapse of Portuguese Monarchy

This article explores the "Revolt of the Sergeants" in Porto (1891) as a pivotal moment in Portugal's history, driven by socio-economic challenges, the British Ultimatum, and colonial pressures. It delves into how the influence of Brazil's republic proclamation inspired the revolt, emphasizing the belief that a republican model could bring positive political and social changes.

The article examines the geopolitical challenges faced by Portugal through the Pink Map dispute and the British Ultimatum, which fueled a surge in republican sentiments. It details the passionate quest for a republic in the 1891 Porto revolt, blocked by the municipal guard, leading to enduring consequences that fueled growing support for republican ideals.

Ultimately, the article highlights how this momentum, ignited by events like the 1891 revolt, culminated in the official proclamation of the Portuguese Republic in 1910.

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