Wars involving Guatemala

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1847-1901 armed conflicts on the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico

1521 conquest

armed conflicts between indigenous peoples and people of the Vice royalty of New Spain in Mexico, between 1519 and 1933

1618 final stage of the conquest of Guatemala

Central American military conflict from 1826 to 1829

war in Central America

Attempt by William Walker to take over Nicaragua

series of wars in Central America