Molino del Rey

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Molino del Rey was a fortified mill complex near Mexico City that became a key battleground during the Mexican–American War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
battlefield
fortified mill complex
associatedWith U.S. invasion of Mexico (1846–1848) NERFINISHED
United States–Mexico relations NERFINISHED
attackedBy United States Army NERFINISHED
belligerent Mexico NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
commander Antonio López de Santa Anna NERFINISHED
William J. Worth NERFINISHED
Winfield Scott NERFINISHED
conflict Mexican–American War
Mexican–American War
controlledBy Mexican Army NERFINISHED
country Mexico
currentUse historical site
date 1847-09-08
era 19th century
hasPart courtyards
fortified walls
outbuildings
stone buildings
heritage Mexican military history
historicalPeriod Mexican–American War period
languageOfName Spanish
locatedIn Mexico City
Valley of Mexico
location Molino del Rey NERFINISHED
near Mexico City
meaningOfName King’s Mill NERFINISHED
near Casa Mata NERFINISHED
Chapultepec Castle NERFINISHED
Chapultepec Hill NERFINISHED
Mexico City western approaches
notableFor heavy casualties on both sides
intense close-quarters fighting
partOf Mexican–American War NERFINISHED
defenses of Mexico City
region Central Mexico NERFINISHED
result United States victory
significantEvent Battle of Molino del Rey NERFINISHED
statusDuringWar fortified position
strategicImportance approach route to Chapultepec Castle
key position in defense of Mexico City
part of campaign to capture Mexico City
usedFor military purposes
milling grain

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