Texian Army

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The Texian Army was the volunteer military force that fought for Texas's independence from Mexico during the Texas Revolution in the 1830s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military force
revolutionary army
allegiance Provisional Government of Texas
Republic of Texas
conflict Texas Revolution
consequence independence of Texas
country Republic of Texas
doctrine militia tradition
endTime 1846
engagement Battle of Coleto
Battle of Gonzales
Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of the Alamo
linked to: The Alamo

Goliad Campaign
Runaway Scrape
Siege of Bexar
equipment cannons
muskets
rifles
sidearms
hasPart Texian volunteer companies
artillery units
cavalry units
infantry units
rangers
regular army of Texas
historicalPeriod 1830s
language English
location Texas
notableCommander Edward Burleson
James Fannin
Mirabeau B. Lamar
Sam Houston
Stephen F. Austin
Thomas J. Rusk
notableEvent capture of Santa Anna at San Jacinto
opponent Centralist Republic of Mexico
Mexican Army
partOf Texian forces
linked to: Texian Army
recruitment Anglo-American settlers in Texas
Tejano volunteers
foreign volunteers
volunteer enlistment
region North America
result victory in the Texas Revolution
startTime 1835
status disbanded
successor United States Army forces in Texas

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Mirabeau B. Lamar militaryBranch Texian Army
Sam Houston commanded Texian Army
Remember the Alamo associatedWith Texian Army
Remember the Alamo usedBy Texian soldiers
linked to: Texian Army
Texas Revolution belligerent Texian forces
linked to: Texian Army
Battle of San Jacinto belligerent Texian Army
Battle of San Jacinto belligerent Republic of Texas forces
linked to: Texian Army
Texian Army partOf Texian forces
linked to: Texian Army
Mirabeau B. Lamar servedIn Texian Army
subject linked to: Mirabeau
Major General (Texian Army) partOf Texian Army
Major General (Texian Army) usedBy Texian Army
Major General (Texian Army) militaryBranch Texian Army land forces
linked to: Texian Army
Major General (Texian Army) usedBy revolutionary forces of Texas
linked to: Texian Army
President of the Republic of Texas commanderInChiefOf Army of the Republic of Texas
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James Fannin militaryBranch Texian Army
James Fannin partOf Texian forces
linked to: Texian Army
William B. Travis militaryBranch Texian Army
William B. Travis memberOf Texian forces
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Siege of Bexar combatant Texian Army
Goliad Campaign opponent Texian forces
linked to: Texian Army
Albert Sidney Johnston militaryBranch Republic of Texas Army
linked to: Texian Army
Texas Revolution combatant Texian forces
subject linked to: Texas and Mexico
linked to: Texian Army
United States Army forces in Texas replaces Republic of Texas military forces
linked to: Texian Army
Battle of Coleto belligerent Texian Army
Battle of Coleto surrenderedForce Texian army under Fannin
linked to: Texian Army
Edward Burleson militaryBranch Texian Army
Alexander Somervell militaryBranch Texian Army
Sidney Sherman militaryBranch Texian Army
Thomas J. Rusk militaryBranch Texian Army
Battle of the Alamo belligerent Texian forces
linked to: Texian Army
Henry Lawrence Kinney militaryService Republic of Texas forces
linked to: Texian Army