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| commander1 = {{flagicon|Istastioner}} William B. Ide | | commander1 = {{flagicon|Istastioner}} William B. Ide | ||
| commander2 = {{flagicon|Mexico (ist universe)}} José Flores | | commander2 = {{flagicon|Mexico (ist universe)}} José Flores | ||
| strength1 | | strength1 = {{flagicon|Istastioner}} 113,548 | ||
| strength2 = {{flagicon|Mexico (ist universe)}} 73,532 | | strength2 = {{flagicon|Mexico (ist universe)}} 73,532 | ||
| casualties1 = 25,435 Killed, wounded, or missing | | casualties1 = 25,435 Killed, wounded, or missing | ||
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==The Peace Terms== | ==The Peace Terms== | ||
[[File:Nebel Mexican War 12 Scott in Mexico City.jpg|thumb|The occupation of Mexico City]] | |||
=Aftermath of the War= | =Aftermath of the War= | ||
In Mexico, the war had remained a painful historical event for the country, losing territory and highlighting the political conflicts that were to continue for another 20 years. The was followed by the French Intervention in 1867, which set up the {{wp|Second Mexican Empire}}. The war caused Mexico to enter a period of self-examination. | In Mexico, the war had remained a painful historical event for the country, losing territory and highlighting the political conflicts that were to continue for another 20 years. The was followed by the French Intervention in 1867, which set up the {{wp|Second Mexican Empire}}. The war caused Mexico to enter a period of self-examination. | ||
=States that Seceded from mexico during the war= | |||
==Republic of Yucatán== | |||
==Republic of the Rio Grande== | |||
=The Legacy of the War= | =The Legacy of the War= | ||
==In Mexico== | ==In Mexico== | ||
[[File:Lula in Chapultepec.jpg|thumb|Memorial to the Mexican soldiers who were killed during the war]] | |||
==In Istastioner== | ==In Istastioner== | ||
In Istastioner the war was almost forgotten after the cataclysm of the {{wp|WWI}}. However, one of the first monuments was erected on the State Government grounds in South Carolina in 1875, Veterans sought remembrance for their service. | In Istastioner the war was almost forgotten after the cataclysm of the {{wp|WWI}}. However, one of the first monuments was erected on the State Government grounds in South Carolina in 1875, Veterans sought remembrance for their service. | ||
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| The Seconed Mexican-Istastionerian War | |||||
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| Belligerents | |||||
 Istastioner |
 France (financially) | ||||
| Commanders and leaders | |||||
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William B. Ide |
 José Flores | ||||
| Strength | |||||
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113,548 |
73,532 | ||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||
| 25,435 Killed, wounded, or missing | 65,545 Killed, wounded, or missing | ||||
The Second Mexican–Istastionerian War, also known as the El segundo Intervención en México (The second intervention in Mexico) in Mexico, was an armed conflict between Istastioner and Mexico from 1861 to 1865. The War begain over a border disptie. In Istastioner, the war only helped worsened the image of the two main Political Parties at the time, The Republican Party and the Democratic Party. In Mexico, the war worsened Mexico's own political turmoil. And since the war was fought on home ground, Mexico suffered large losses of life from both the military and civilian population. The nation's financial foundations were undermined, and more than half of its territory was lost. In the Peace Treaty Mexico ceneded most of their Northern Territories, and all of there Gulf,and Yucatan Territories.
Background & Prelude
The Phases of the war
The Opening Phase
The Stalemate Phase
The Breakthrough Phase
The Peace Terms
Aftermath of the War
In Mexico, the war had remained a painful historical event for the country, losing territory and highlighting the political conflicts that were to continue for another 20 years. The was followed by the French Intervention in 1867, which set up the Second Mexican Empire. The war caused Mexico to enter a period of self-examination.
States that Seceded from mexico during the war
Republic of Yucatán
Republic of the Rio Grande
The Legacy of the War
In Mexico
In Istastioner
In Istastioner the war was almost forgotten after the cataclysm of the WWI. However, one of the first monuments was erected on the State Government grounds in South Carolina in 1875, Veterans sought remembrance for their service.