Edvard Emile Langberg

Edvard Emile Langberg
Born	(1810-05-16)May 16, 1810[1] Copenhagen, Denmark
Died	September 4, 1866(1866-09-04) (aged 56) Guadalupe de Ures [es], Sonora, Mexico
Allegiance	Centralist Republic of Mexico  Second Federal Republic of Mexico  Mexican Empire
Branch	Mexican Army  Imperial Mexican Army
Years of service	1835 – 1866
Rank	General
Battles/wars	Mexican–American War Northern Mexican Theater Battle of Buena Vista Mexico City Campaign Battle of Contreras Battle of Churubusco Second French intervention in Mexico Battle of Guadalupe †
Alma mater	Military College of Chapultepec
Spouse(s)	Elizabeth Seraphine Trepagnier ​ ​ (m. 1855⁠–⁠1865)​

Edvard Emile Langberg (1810-1866) also known in Spanish as Emilio Langberg was a Danish-Mexican general who served in Mexico's military during the mid 19th-Century. He participated in the various coups that the government experienced in the era, and defended his adopted country during the Mexican American War. During the War of Reform, he fought on the side of the liberals, and during the Second French Intervention in Mexico he joined the Second Mexican Empire and was eventually killed in action during the Battle of Guadeloupe in Ures, Sonora.