Texian Army

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military force revolutionary army

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

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 → 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 →
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 →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Battle of San Jacinto → Battle of San Jacinto ("Republic of Texas forces") → Texas Revolution ("Texian forces") →	belligerent
Major General (Texian Army) → Major General (Texian Army) ("revolutionary forces of Texas") → Remember the Alamo ("Texian soldiers") →	usedBy
Major General (Texian Army) → Sam Houston →	commanded
Major General (Texian Army) ("Texian Army land forces") → Mirabeau B. Lamar →	militaryBranch
Major General (Texian Army) → Texian Army ("Texian forces") →	partOf
Remember the Alamo →	associatedWith
Mirabeau B. Lamar →	servedIn