Battle of La Trinidad

Battle of La Trinidad
	Part of First Central American Civil War
	; Battle of La Trinidad As It Appears on a Honduran 5 Lempiras Bill
Date	11 November 1827
Location	La Trinidad, Honduras
Result	Decisive victory of the Protective Allied Army of the Law Francisco Morazán is elected president of Honduras; Withdrawal of Federal Troops from Honduran territory;
Belligerents
Federal Republic of Central America	Allied Army Protector of the Law of Central America
Commanders and leaders
José Justo Milla (POW); Colonel Hernández; Captain Rosa Medina;	Francisco Morazán; Colonel Remigio Díaz; Colonel Román Valladares; Colonel Ramón Pacheco; Colonel José María Gutiérrez Osejo; Colonel José de Jesús Osejo; Captain Francisco Ferrera; Corporal José Trinidad Cabañas;
Strength
2nd Federal Central American Battalion (approximately 1,500 men), cavalry, artillery.	Cavalry, soldiers from Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua (approximately 650 men).
Casualties and losses
	40 dead and wounded

The Battle of La Trinidad occurred in Honduras in 1827, during the revolutionary period in Central America between 1811 and 1844.