Battle of San Jacinto

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The Battle of San Jacinto was the decisive 1836 clash in the Texas Revolution in which Texian forces under Sam Houston defeated the Mexican army, securing Texas’s independence from Mexico.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military conflict
aftermath Treaties of Velasco
alsoKnownAs Batalla de San Jacinto
belligerent Mexican Army
linked to: Mexican forces

Republic of Texas forces
linked to: Texian Army

Texian Army
campaign Texas Revolution 1835–1836
linked to: Texas Revolution
captured Antonio López de Santa Anna
casualtiesMexicanKilled several hundred
casualtiesTexianKilled fewer than 10
combatantSide Mexican Army on the other side
Texian Army on one side
commander Antonio López de Santa Anna
Edward Burleson
Juan Almonte
Sam Houston
Sidney Sherman
commemoratedBy San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site
San Jacinto Monument
commemorativeDate San Jacinto Day
observed annually on April 21 in Texas
conflict Texas Revolution
consequence de facto independence of Texas from Mexico
end of major military operations in the Texas Revolution
country Mexico
date 1836-04-21
duration about 18 minutes of major fighting
followedBy Treaties of Velasco and Texian occupation of territory
geographicalContext near Buffalo Bayou in Southeast Texas
location San Jacinto River
near present-day Houston, Texas
mottoOrBattleCry Remember Goliad!
Remember the Alamo!
partOf Texas Revolution
history of Mexico
history of the United States
precededBy Fall of the Alamo
linked to: The Alamo

Goliad Massacre
linked to: Goliad Campaign

Runaway Scrape
result Texas independence effectively secured
decisive Texian victory
significance decisive battle of the Texas Revolution
led to creation of the Republic of Texas
pivotal event in the history of Texas
strengthMexican about 1,200–1,300 soldiers
strengthTexian about 900 soldiers
year 1836

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Republic of Texas keyBattle Battle of San Jacinto
Sam Houston battle Battle of San Jacinto
Remember the Alamo associatedWith Battle of San Jacinto
Texas Revolution hasPart Battle of San Jacinto
Treaties of Velasco follows Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of San Jacinto alsoKnownAs Batalla de San Jacinto
linked to: Battle of San Jacinto
Texian Army engagement Battle of San Jacinto
Mirabeau B. Lamar participatedIn Battle of San Jacinto
subject linked to: Mirabeau
Major General (Texian Army) notableBattleCommand Battle of San Jacinto
Texas Declaration of Independence relatedEvent Battle of San Jacinto
San Jacinto Battlefield significantEvent Battle of San Jacinto
Goliad Campaign followedBy San Jacinto Campaign
linked to: Battle of San Jacinto
the Napoleon of the West associatedWithEvent Battle of San Jacinto
Runaway Scrape followedBy Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of Coleto relatedEvent Battle of San Jacinto
Edward Burleson participantIn Battle of San Jacinto
Texans historicalEvent Battle of San Jacinto
San Jacinto River associatedWithBattle Battle of San Jacinto
William Gordon Cooke participantIn Battle of San Jacinto
Sidney Sherman battle Battle of San Jacinto
Thomas J. Rusk participatedIn Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of the Alamo followedBy Battle of San Jacinto
Fiesta San Antonio events commemorates Battle of San Jacinto