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This article shows how, during the French intervention in Mexico (1862-1867), both the empire of Maximilian and the Republicans led by Benito Juarez, acknowledged Miguel Hidalgo as the Father of the Nation, except that each side, –according to their political position– shaped a different interpretation of the character. The ways in which the forging of a national historical memory –with its heroes and celebration rituals–, was important not only to “imagine” the nation and enhance national identity, but it also became in a kind of useful political “weapon” to persuade people to recognize a particular State project as legitimate.

Historia, héroes y conmemoraciones como armas de lucha política. El culto a Miguel Hidalgo en tiempos de la intervención francesa en México