General Miguel Miramón

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General Miguel Miramón was a Mexican conservative military leader and former president who supported Emperor Maximilian during the Second Mexican Empire and was executed alongside him in 1867.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mexican military officer
Mexican politician
President of Mexico
human
birthDate 1831-11-17
burialPlace Querétaro
causeOfDeath execution by firing squad
continentOfCitizenship North America
countryOfCitizenship Mexico
deathDate 1867-06-19
endTime 1860
era 19th century
event Execution of Maximilian, Miramón and Mejía
familyName Miramón
gender male
givenName Miguel
hasOccupation military leader
politician
soldier
headOfGovernmentOf Mexico
historicalPeriod Reform War in Mexico
linked to: Reform War

Second Mexican Empire
ideology Mexican conservatism
militaryBranch Mexican Army
militaryRank general
name Miguel Miramón
nationality Mexican
nativeLanguage Spanish
notableFor being one of the youngest presidents of Mexico
defense of the Second Mexican Empire
leadership of conservative forces during the Reform War
officeAssumedAs de facto president
opposed Benito Juárez
Mexican liberal movement
linked to: Mexican liberals
participatedIn Reform War
placeOfBirth Mexico City
placeOfDeath Cerro de las Campanas
Querétaro
politicalAlignment conservative
positionHeld President of Mexico
religion Roman Catholicism
sideInWar Conservative faction in the Reform War
startTime 1859
supported Maximilian I of Mexico
Second Mexican Empire
wasExecutedAlongside Maximilian I of Mexico
Tomás Mejía

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The Execution of Emperor Maximilian depicts General Miguel Miramón