Draft:Battle of Chinameca (1822)

The Battle of Chinameca took place on December 12, 1823, between the imperial forces led by Manuel Martínez and the Salvadoran forces by Manuel José Arce and Rafael Castillo, the latter being the winners.

Battle of Chinameca (1822)
Part of the Filísola's campaign in El Salvador
Date12 December 1822
Location13°30′N 88°21′W / 13.500°N 88.350°W / 13.500; -88.350
Result

Salvadoran victory

  • Arce's forces occupy Chinameca
Territorial
changes
San Miguel separates from the First Mexican Empire and joins San Salvador[1]
Belligerents
Mexico Mexican Empire  El Salvador
Commanders and leaders
Mexico Manuel Martínez El Salvador Manuel Arce
El Salvador Rafael Castillo
Strength
300 soldiers
2 cannons
600 soldiers
6 cannons
Casualties and losses
110 rifles[2]
2 cannons
Unknown

Background

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Battle

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Aftermath

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References

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Citations

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  1. ^ Monterey 1996, p. 99.
  2. ^ García 1939, p. 626.

Bibliography

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Books

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  • Monterey, Francisco J. (1996). Historia de El Salvador: 1810-1842 (Third ed.). Editorial Universitaria, Universidad de El Salvador, 1996.
  • García, Miguel Ángel (1939). El doctor José Matías Delgado (in Spanish) (Second ed.). Imprenta nacional.
  • Larde Y Larin, Jorge (1977). Orígenes de la Fuerza Armada de El Salvador (in Spanish). Ministerio de Defensa y de Seguridad Pública, 1977.
  • García, Joaquín (1940). Lucha de San Salvador contra el imperio, 1821-1823 (in Spanish). Imprenta nacional, San Salvador, El Salvador, 1940. ISBN 1391741706.