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Mexican Revolution

Nationwide armed struggle in Mexico (1910–1920)BelligerentsPro-government:1910–1911:PorfiriatoFederalesPorfiristasAnti-government:1910–1911:MaderistasOrozquistasMagonistasZapatistas1911–1913:MaderistasFederales1911–1913:ReyistasFelicistasOrozquistasMagonistasZapatistas1913–1914:HuertistasFederalesOrozquistas1913–1914:ConstitutionalistsCarrancistasVillistasZapatistas1914–1915:ConventionistsVillistasZapatistas1914–1915:Carrancistas1915–1920:CarrancistasSupported by:United States (1910–1913) Germany (c. 1913–1918)1915–1920VillistasZapatistasFelicistasForces led by Aureliano BlanquetForces led by Álvaro ObregónSupported by:United States (1913–1918)United Kingdom (1916–1918)Commanders and leaders1910–1911:Porfirio DíazRamón CorralManuel MondragónJosé Yves Limantour1910–1911:Francisco I. MaderoPascual OrozcoBernardo ReyesPancho VillaEmiliano ZapataRicardo Flores Magón1911–1913:Francisco I. Madero XJosé María Pino Suárez †Pancho VillaMateo AlmanzaVenustiano CarranzaVictoriano Huerta (secretly sided with Reyes against Madero until Reyes died in 1913; after Reyes was killed, Huerta launched his revolution)Aureliano Blanquet (also secretly sided with Reyes until his death)1911–1913: Pascual Orozco (fought own revolution after Díaz was overthrown and later sided with Huerta after Huerta took power)Bernardo Reyes † (led own revolution until his death in 1913)Félix Díaz (sided with Reyes and later Huerta after the killing of Reyes in 1913)Emiliano Zapata (sided with Orozco until Orozco sided with Huerta)Ricardo Flores Magón (POW)1913–1914:Victoriano HuertaAureliano BlanquetPascual OrozcoManuel Mondragón (until June 1913)Francisco León de la BarraFrancisco S. Carvajal1913–1914:Venustiano CarranzaPancho VillaEmiliano ZapataÁlvaro ObregónPlutarco Elías Calles1914–1915:Pancho VillaEmiliano ZapataEulalio Gutiérrez1914–1915:Venustiano CarranzaÁlvaro Obregón1915–1920:Venustiano Carranza XÁlvaro Obregón (until 1917)1915–1920:Pancho VillaEmiliano Zapata XFélix DíazAureliano Blanquet †Álvaro Obregón (from 1917)StrengthPro-government:250,000–300,000Anti-government:255,000–290,000Casualties and lossesAlleged:2 Germans killed 500 Americans killed or wounded 1.7–2.7 million Mexican deaths (civilian and military)700,000–1,117,000 civilians dead (using 2.7 million figure)The Mexican Revolution (Spanish: Revolución mexicana) was an extended sequence of armed regional conflicts in Mexico from 20 November 1910 to 1 December 1920.

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