Maximiliano de Habsburgo

Maximiliano de Habsburgo

historical figure Austria

Maximiliano de Habsburgo was an Austrian archduke who became Emperor of Mexico from 1864 to 1867 during the Second Mexican Empire. His reign was marked by an attempt to establish a European-style monarchy in Mexico, supported by conservative factions and foreign powers, particularly France. However, following the withdrawal of French support and the rise of republican forces led by Benito Juárez, Maximiliano was captured and executed, leading to the restoration of the Mexican Republic.

Born on Jul 06, 1832 (192 years old)

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Mexico Mexico: Maximiliano de Habsburgo is mentioned as the monarch during a brief period in Mexico's history. 5

El Universal: La vida constitucional mexicana | El Universal

Mexico Mexico: Maximiliano de Habsburgo was involved in the French Intervention in Mexico, which was justified by conservatives at the time. 4

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