The Battle of Querétaro was a significant conflict during the Mexican Revolution, taking place from March 1914 to May 1915. It involved forces loyal to Venustiano Carranza and those supporting Francisco Villa. The battle was crucial in determining control over the central region of Mexico. The battle concluded with a decisive victory for Carranza's forces, leading to the capture of Querétaro. This victory solidified Carranza's position as a key leader in the revolution and marked a turning point in the struggle for power among revolutionary factions in Mexico.