List of wars involving Colombia

Zipazgo of the southern Muisca

Sutagao & Panche

• Sutagao submitted to Muisca rule

Zacazgo of the northern Muisca

Zipazgo of the southern Muisca

Guecha warriors
of the Muisca

• Muisca Confederation incorporated into the Spanish Empireis created

• Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle

• Treaty of Paris (1763)
• France cedes its North American possessions east of the Mississippi River, along with the colonies of Canada, St Vincent, Tobago, Dominica, Grenada, and Northern Circars to Britain
• France cedes Louisiana and its North American territory west of the Mississippi River to Spain
• Spain cedes Florida to Britain, in exchange for the return of Havana and Manila

• United Kingdom
• Haiti

• Creation of the Republic of Colombia
• Creation of the republics of Peru and Bolivia
• End of the Spanish political presence in South America
• Spain cedes New Granada to the Republic of Colombia

• Supreme Junta
• Governorate of Venezuela
• Governorate of Colombia

• Independence of the Captaincy General of Venezuela
• Venezuela becomes a part of Gran Colombia

Spanish Empire

• Viceroyalty of Peru
• Real Audiencia of Quito

• Annexation of the territory to independent Gran Colombia

 Colombia

• Dissolution of Gran Colombia into the republics of Venezuela, Ecuador and New Granada

• Status quo ante bellum

• Neogranadine victory

• The Republic of New Granada takes possession of the Miskito Coast without Central American resistance

• Liberation of the slaves

• Golgotha Liberals
• Conservatives

• Draconian Liberals

• José María Melo exiled

• Victory for the Federal State of Cauca and Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera
• Formation of the United States of Colombia

• Colombian Liberal Party

• New constitution in 1886, Colombia becomes a unitary republic

• Rebellion suppressed
• Colón burned

• Payment of part of the debt

• Colombian Conservative Party

Colombia

• Ecuadorian Radical Liberal Party

• Colombian Conservative Party

• Continuation of the present day Republic of Colombia

• Independence of the then department of Panama from Colombia

(1909)

• the Peruvians take the position after several days of combat

• The Colombian government once again takes control of Arauca

• Status quo ante bellum mediated by the League of Nations

• Collapse of the German Reich
• Fall of Japanese and Italian Empires
• Creation of the United Nations
• Emergence of the United States and the Soviet Union as superpowers
• Beginning of the Cold War

• Armed Forces
• Colombian Conservative Party
• Guerrillas of Peace (conservative paramilitaries)

• Liberal Guerrillas
• Bandits
• Colombian Communist Party
• Peasant Self-Defense Groups

• Creation of the National Front
• Colombian conflict

• North Korean invasion of South Korea repelled.
• UN invasion of North Korea repelled.
• Chinese invasion of South Korea repelled.
• Korean Demilitarized Zone established, little territorial change at the 38th parallel border, essentially uti possidetis.

Supported by:
Peru
Panama^[9]
Mexico
Brazil^[10]
Ecuador
United States
Spain^[11]
United Kingdom^[12]

Colombian drug cartels and paramilitaries

• La Oficina Cartel
  (1993–)
• Clan del Golfo (2001–)
• Los Rastrojos (2004–)^[13]
• Los Pachenca (2006–)^[14]
• Black Eagles (2006–2011)
• Ex-FARC Mafia (Since 2016 or 2017)^[15][16]
• AUC (1997–08)
• AAA (1978–99)
• CONVIVIR (1994–07)
• ACCU (1964–2009)
• Los Paisas (2008–14)^[17]
• Libertadores del Vichada
  (2010–17)^[18]
• Bloque Meta
  (2010–17)^[19]
• ERPAC (1964–2010)
• Cali Cartel (1975–95)
• Medellín Cartel (1972–93)
• Norte del Valle Cartel (1985–2008)
• North Coast Cartel (1980–2010)
• MAS (1981–90)
• La Empresa Cartel (1990- )
• La Guajira Cartel (1990- )

Supported by:
Contras (1979–90)

Mexican drug cartels and paramilitaries

• Sinaloa Cartel (1990–)^[20]
• Tijuana Cartel (1987–)
• CJNG (2009–)
• Gulf Cartel (1986–)
• Juárez Cartel (1989–)
• Los Zetas (1997–)
• BLO (2008–14)
• Guadalajara Cartel (1978–89)
• La Familia Michoacana (1980s–2011)
• Milenio Cartel (1995–2010)

Colombian rebel guerrilla groups

• FARC dissidents
  (2016–)^[21]
• CGSB (1987–90)
  • FARC (1964–2017)
    • FARIP (1987–1996)
  • M-19 (1974–90)
  • ELN (1964–)
    • MOEC (1964–95)
    • ERP (1985–2007)
    • ERG (1964–2008)
  • EPL/Los Pelusos (1967–)
    • ERC (1964–92)
  • PRT (1964–91)
  • MAQL (1984–91)

Supported by:
Venezuela^[22]
Cuba^[23][24]
Belarus^[25][26] (from 2008)
Nicaragua (alleged)^[27]
Libya (until 2011)^[28][29]
Soviet Union
(until 1989)^[24]
Albania (financial support; 1960s–1970s)^[30]
Cartel of the Suns^[31]
FBL^[22]
Shining Path (factions)^[32][33]
ETA (1964–2018)
PIRA (1969–98)
PKK^[34]

• Colombia–FARC peace deal in 2016
• Start of Catatumbo campaign in 2018
• El Caguán DMZ (1999–2002)

• Successful operation against FARC

• Prevent acts of piracy off the coast of Somalia
• Instruct allied nations on naval and structural operations

• Prevent acts of piracy off the coast of Somalia
• Escort ships from the United Nations World Food Programme

• 2nd Division

Popular Liberation Army (EPL)

National Liberation Army (ELN)

• Nororiental de Guerra

Los Rastrojos

FARC dissidents