San Jose de Gracia

San Jose de Gracia, or basically San Jose, is a municipality and town in the Mexican territory of Aguascalientes. The town of San Jose de Gracia fills in as the metropolitan seat for the encompassing municipality of San Jose de Gracia. The roots of San Jose de Gracia return to the season of the gathering of indigenous Chichimecas who worked in the hacienda de garabato however when passing on their last advantage was that they could settle in the lower regions of the Sierra Fria, in a spot that after some time would be classified "de Martha" this between the years 1673 and 1675.

In 1928, because of the development of the President Calles Dam, the city situate was smothered, being proclaimed again in 1934 and affirmed as a municipality in 1953. The little network was comprised of sixteen families and subsisted on chasing, angling, cutting and cutting wood. It was going by the Indian Juan Dominguez. This was comprised of men, ladies and youngsters and their dress was Nahua with a cover, long hair, they utilized as a resistance weapon the bow and bolt, their homes were made of stone, mud and grass. They were accommodating their little society that generally was classified "Jacales".