State

Second Federal Republic of Mexico

country of North America (1846-1863, 1867-1876)

This boundary
1846–1863
Founded
1846
Ended
1863
Capital
Mexico City
Preceded by
Republic of YucatánCentralist Republic of Mexico

Overview

The Second Federal Republic of Mexico (Spanish: Segunda República Federal de México) refers to the period of Mexican history involving a second attempt to establish a federal government in Mexico after the fall of the unitary Centralist Republic of Mexico in 1846 at the start of the Mexican–American War. It would last up until the Second French intervention in Mexico led to the proclamation of the Second Mexican Empire in 1863.

Excerpt from Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 4.0

Records (50)

  1. 1840–1848 — Mexican-American WarWar
  2. 1846 — Battle of BrazitoBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  3. 1846 — Battle of MontereyBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  4. 1846 — Battle of MonterreyBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  5. 1846 — Battle of Rancho DominguezBattle · Mexico ▸ United States
  6. 1846 — Battle of San PascualBattle
  7. 1847 — Battle of AtlixcoBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  8. 1847 — Battle of Buenavista, MexicoBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  9. 1847 — Battle of Cerro GordoBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  10. 1847 — Battle of ChapultepecBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  11. 1847 — Battle of ChurubuscoBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  12. 1847 — Battle of ContrerasBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  13. 1847 — Battle of Embudo PassBattle · United States ▸ New Mexico Rebels
  14. 1847 — Battle of HuamantlaBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  15. 1847 — Battle of Izucar de MatamorosBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  16. 1847 — Battle of La CanadaBattle · United States ▸ New Mexico Rebels
  17. 1847 — Battle of Molino del ReyBattle · Mexico ▸ United States
  18. 1847 — Battle of PueblaBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  19. 1847 — Battle of SacramentoBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  20. 1847 — Battle of San Gabriel, CaliforniaBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  21. 1847 — Battle of VeracruzBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  22. 1848 — Battle of Santa Cruz de RosalesBattle
  23. 1848 — Battle of Santa Cruz de RozalesBattle · United States ▸ Mexico
  24. 1851 — Battle at Pozo HediondoBattle
  25. 1851 — Janos MassacreMassacre
  26. 1852 — Battle of HermosilloBattle
  27. 1852 — Battle of ArizpeBattle · Apaches ▸ Mexico
  28. 1854 — Battle of GuaymasBattle
  29. 1855 — Battle of AcapulcoBattle · Mexican Liberals ▸ Mexican Conservatives
  30. 1858 — Battle of AcambaroBattle
  31. 1858 — Battle of AhualalcoBattle · Mexican Conservatives ▸ Mexican Liberals
  32. 1858 — Battle of AtenquiqueBattle · Mexican Conservatives ▸ Mexican Liberals
  33. 1858 — Battle of Guadalajara,Battle · Mexican Conservatives ▸ Mexican Liberals
  34. 1858 — Battle of Salamanca, MexicoBattle · Mexican Conservatives ▸ Mexican Liberals
  35. 1859 — Battle of ColimaBattle · Mexican Conservatives ▸ Mexican Rebels
  36. 1859 — Battle of La EstanciaBattle · Mexican Reactionaries ▸ Mexican Liberals
  37. 1859 — Battle of TacubayaBattle · Mexican Conservatives ▸ Mexican Liberals
  38. 1859 — Battle of VeracruzBattle · Mexican Liberals ▸ Mexican Conservatives
  39. 1860 — Battle of CalderonBattle · Mexican Liberals ▸ Mexican Government
  40. 1860 — Battle of CalpulalpamBattle · Mexican Liberals ▸ Mexican Government
  41. 1860 — Battle of Guadalajara, MexicoBattle · Mexican Conservatives ▸ Mexican Liberals
  42. 1860 — Battle of Guadalajara, Mexico (1st)Battle · Mexican Liberals ▸ Mexican Conservatives
  43. 1860 — Battle of SilaoBattle · Mexican Liberals ▸ Mexican Conservatives
  44. 1860 — Battle of TolucaBattle · Mexico ▸ Mexican Liberals
  45. 1860 — Battle of VeracruzBattle · Mexican Liberals ▸ Mexican Conservatives
  46. 1862 — Battle of Barranca SecaBattle
  47. 1862 — Battle of AcultzingoBattle · France ▸ Mexican Liberals
  48. 1862 — Battle of OrizabaBattle · France ▸ Mexico
  49. 1862 — Battle of PueblaBattle · Mexico ▸ France
  50. 1863 — Battle of GuanajuatoBattle

Facts from Wikidata (CC0), HCED (CC0) and Cliopatria (CC BY 4.0); overview excerpted from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).

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