Battle of Naucalpan

Significance

The Battle of Naucalpan, fought on 22 December 1860, was the final engagement of the Reform War between Liberal forces under Jesús González Ortega and Conservative forces under Miguel Miramón. The Liberal army of approximately 11,000 faced a Conservative force of around 8,000. As the concluding battle of the conflict, it effectively ended the three-year civil war that had divided Mexico between Liberal and Conservative factions, settling the contest in favor of the Liberal cause and opening the way for the restoration of Liberal governance under the constitutional order.

Forces & casualties

Commanders (2)