When looking at the Independence, Reform, Revolution Panel of Oaxaca en la historia y en el mito, how do you discuss its 1. The War of Independence (1810–21)'s Valerio Trujano (1767-1812)?
= Valerio Trujano (1767-1812) In the image above of the group of insurgents, Valerio Trujano could be the soldier on the priest's right.  His grey hair is a clue. In 1811, at the age of 44, Valerio Trujano, a former mule driver, joined the rebels, led guerilla action against Spanish forces and won several important victories. Besieged at Huajuapan de Leó, 170 kilometers from Antequera, Trujano held out for 111 days, resisting 15 assaults, until he received reinforcements sent by the revolutionary leader José María Morelos. With the help of the extra troops, Trujano won the battle of Huajuapan, on July 13, 1812. When the royalists retreated, they abandoned 30 cannons, over 2,000 rifles, and ammunition, and left 400 dead, and more than three hundred prisoners. And the insurgents gained control of the Antequera area.
Later, in a battle in the state of Puebla, Trujano, with only one hundred men, faced four hundred royalists. During the retreat Trujano's son Gil was taken prisoner. Valerio Trujano escaped and returned to try to save his son, but he was killed on October 7, 1812.
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