Miahuatlan

Miahuatlan is a Mexican city located in the nation of Oaxaca. Its reliable call is Miahuatlan de Porfirio Diaz, in line with Decree No. 44 of September 27, 1948 of the then governor of the country of Oaxaca, Ruben Cortez Gonzalez. In the overdue 15th century, Pelopenitza changed into again reconquered through the Aztecs, this time underneath the command of Ahuitzotl, huey tlatoani king of Mexico, after robust and extended struggles defeated the Zapotecs.

They imposed their religion, customs, language, and once more they took away the Zapotec call of Pelopenitza and that they gave it the Mexican word Miahuatlan, a call that up to now it has. Within this, is also the municipality of San Sebastian Rio Hondo, an area well-known for the production of wool crafts. On March 1, 1767, the 8Mayor's Office changed into shaped, based totally in Miahuatlan, which then covered the parishes that had the subsequent cities at their head: Basilio Rojas points out in his paintings the jurisdiction with 63 cities.