Huehuetoca

Huehuetoca is a municipality in State of Mexico, critical Mexico, and also the name of its biggest city and municipal seat. The town originated with the migration of a Chichimeca institution led via Mixcoatl into the vicinity round 528 CE. The agreement became conquered by using some of human beings. The original Huehuetocan village turned into destroyed by using the Otomi from Xaltocan. These Otomi had been then vanquished by using the Huexotzincas, the Tlaxcaltecas and the Totomihuacas from Cholollan and the Cuauhtinchantlaca from Tepeyac. With each wave of conquest, the village has become a part of a bigger political device.

The remaining local human beings to control the village were the Tecpanecas. After the Conquest of Mexico through the Spanish, Huehuetoca, together with Cuautitlan, Zumpango and Xaltocan were given to the conquistador Alonso de Avila as an encomienda, or as a form of feudal territory. The vicinity became evangelized by using the Franciscans based in Cuautitlan, and its miles thought that the first church changed into based by way of Friar Pedro de Gante. By the mid 1500s, Huehuetoca and 13 different nearby villages were managed via a mundane authority, towards the wishes of the nearby Indians.