Anahuacano Civil War

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Guerra civil Anahuacana
The historic center of Guerrero, the capital city of Granaditas State, viewed one month before the city became the scene of the final battle of the Anahuaco civil war.
Date June 10th 1704 - February 12th 1705 Location Anahuaco Result Imperialista victory Anahuaco becomes an empire. Republican insurgency formed.
Belligerents
Anahuaco Imperialistas	Republicanos
Commanders and leaders
-José Joaquín of Anahuaco -Emiliano Orozco	Roberto Sanchez
Strength
-7,000 regulars -25,000 volunteers -40 artillery pieces	-4,000 regulars -42,000 volunteers
Casualties and losses
-820 killed -6,500 wounded	3,500 killed -10,400 wounded

The Anahuacano Civil War (Martino: Guerra civil Anahuacana) was an internal armed conflict fought in Anahuaco between June 1704 and February 1705. Nominally triggered by the filing of incorrect customs paperwork, the war was the manifestation of a variety of ethnic and historic grievances. Ultimately, the conflict came to be about the form of government Anahuaco would adopt as a new nation.