From the content of this Real Cedula it is clear that its main objective was to stop the Portuguese advances to the territories of the Spanish crown. Gran Colombia which declared independence 2 years earlier in 1819 and helped Peruvian independence war in the battles of Junín and Ayacucho bases its rights on the clear Real Cedulas of 1717, 1739 and 1740 and declares that the Real Cedula of 1802 is not political in nature, but was meant only for ecclesiastical and military jurisdiction, so also Peru bases in the clear Real Cedula of 1803 which ordered the incorporation of the province of Guayaquil to the Viceroyalty of Peru in which the two viceroys immediately proceeded to comply with the royal order and in fact and in law, Guayaquil became part of the viceroyalty of Lima.