Capture of Monterrey (1864)

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Capture of Monterrey

Part of the Second French intervention in Mexico
| Date| 29 August 1864

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Location|

Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico

Result|  Mexican Empire victory
Belligerents
Mexican Republicans|  Mexican Empire

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Second French intervention in Mexico
(1861–1867)

1862

* Fortín
* Las Cumbres
* Atlixco
* Puebla
* Barranca Seca
* Cerro del Borrego

1863

* Jonuta
* Siege of Puebla
* San Pablo del Monte
* Tampico
* 2nd Atlixco
* Camarón
* Mexico City
* Chiapa de Corzo
* Morelia
* Guanajuato

1864

* Guadalajara
* El Jahuactal
* San Juan Bautista
* Mazatlán
* Acapulco
* Nanahuatipam
* Majoma
* Monterrey
* Matamoros
* Totoapan
* Colima
* Jiquilpan
* San Pedro

1865

* Cuauhtémoc
* El Rosario
* Tacámbaro
* Tula
* Soyaltepec
* La Loma
* Parral
* Chihuahua
* Álamos
* Ixmiquilpan

1866

* Bagdad
* Santa Isabel
* Chihuahua
* Siege of Jonuta
* Santa Gertrudis
* Miahuatlán
* Juchitán
* La Carbonera
* Guayabo

1867

* Guadalajara
* Villa de Álvarez
* San Jacinto
* Monterrey
* 3rd Puebla
* Lomas de San Lorenzo
* Siege of Querétaro
* Mexico City

The Capture of Monterrey took place on 29 August 1864. It was fought between elements of the Mexican republican army and troops of the Second Mexican Empire during the Second French intervention in Mexico.[1]

## References

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1. ^ Vicente Riva Palacio (1940). México a través de los siglos. G.S.López.

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