División del Norte

División del Norte was a prominent military unit and revolutionary army formed during the Mexican Revolution in the early 20th century. Led by General Pancho Villa, it played a crucial role in fighting against dictatorial government forces and supporting land reforms. The division was known for its mobility, discipline, and effectiveness on the battlefield, helping to shift power dynamics in Mexico. It symbolized the revolutionary struggle for justice and social change, and its name, which means "Division of the North," reflected its origin and regional base in northern Mexico.