Ejutla de Crespo

Ejutla de Crespo is a metropolis within the nation of Oaxaca, in Mexico, positioned within the center-south of the country and is the head of the municipality of the same call and the District of Ejutla inside the Valles Centrales Region.

The basis of Ejutla dates again to about 524 through the Zapotec cacique Maneyadela, remaining impartial till the conquest by using the Mexicas in the time of huey tlatoani Axayacatl, when you consider that then turning into a part of his empire which in turn became subdued of 1521 by means of the Spaniards, who definitively settled the Indians in what's these days Ejutla for their submission and evangelization. During the War of Independence of Mexico the priest of Ejutla, Manuel Sabino Crespo, born on January 3, 1778 in Taniche, who joined the forces of Jose Maria Morelos and changed into elected deputy to the Congress of Chilpancingo, stood out inside the rebel camp. That being defeated, he became shot on October 19, 1815.