Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Emiliano Zapata across 2 places, from 1915 to 1917.
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Emiliano Zapata Salazar (8 August 1879 – 10 April 1919) was a Mexican revolutionary and guerrilla leader.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Emiliano Zapata was documented, and when
22 June 1915exact date
Cuautla, Morelosattested“* With Petra Portillo Torres, he had a daughter, Ana María Zapata Portillo, born on 22 June 1915, in Cuautla.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
13 December 1916exact date
Mexico Cityattested“* With Georgina Piñeiro, he had Diego Zapata Piñeiro, who was born in Tlaltizapán on 13 December 1916, and died on 20 December 2008, in Mexico City.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
21 September 1917exact date
Cuautla, Morelosattested“* With María de Jesús Pérez Caballero, native of Coahuixtla, he had Mateo Emiliano Zapata Pérez, who was born on 21 September 1917, in Temilpa Viejo, Tlaltizapán, Morelos, and died on 10 January 2007, in Cuautla.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
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August 1911month
Cuernavacamentioned“In August 1911, Huerta led 1,000 Federal troops to Cuernavaca, which Madero saw as provocative.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
1915year
Morelosmentioned“Through 1915 there was a tentative peace in Morelos and the rest of the country.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
1915year
Tolucamentioned“Even when Villa was retreating, having lost the Battle of Celaya in 1915, and Obregón took the capital from the Conventionists, who retreated to Toluca, Zapata did not open a second front.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
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Hidalgo (state)mentioned“Through 1916, Zapata attacked federal forces from Hidalgo to Oaxaca, and Genovevo de la O fought the Carrancistas in Guerrero.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
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Guerreromentioned“Through 1916, Zapata attacked federal forces from Hidalgo to Oaxaca, and Genovevo de la O fought the Carrancistas in Guerrero.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
1916year
Oaxacamentioned“Through 1916, Zapata attacked federal forces from Hidalgo to Oaxaca, and Genovevo de la O fought the Carrancistas in Guerrero.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
March 1919month
Huautla, Morelosmentioned“Carranza was unwilling to compromise with domestic foes and wanted to demonstrate to Mexican elites and to American interests that Carranza was the "only viable alternative to both anarchy and radicalism." In mid-March 1919, General Pabl…”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
1920year
Tochimilcomentioned“Having issued this formidable moral challenge to Carranza prior to the upcoming 1920 presidential elections, Zapata was urged by Zapatista generals at Tochimilco, Magaña, and Ayaquica not to take any risks and lie low.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
May 1920month
Morelosmentioned“Genovevo de la O and Magaña supported him in the coup by former Constitutionalists, fighting in Morelos against Carranza and helping prompt Carranza to flee Mexico City toward Veracruz in May 1920.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
May 1920month
Veracruzmentioned“Genovevo de la O and Magaña supported him in the coup by former Constitutionalists, fighting in Morelos against Carranza and helping prompt Carranza to flee Mexico City toward Veracruz in May 1920.”source: Wikipedia: Emiliano Zapata
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