Tamulte

Tamulte is a community of the Mexican territory of Tabasco , and is situated in the district of Centro whose city situate is the city of Villahermosa , being the 5^th most significant population of the region after the towns of Ocuiltzapotlan, Macultepec, Parrilla and Beaches of the Rosary. Tamulte de las Sabanas is a standout amongst the most autochthonous spots of the province of Tabasco, since the extraordinary lion's share of its inhabitants are of Maya-Chontal starting point, and here one of the moves that are exceptionally delegate and emblematic of the state is completed. National and worldwide dimension: the "move of the White Horse ".

In spite of the fact that it is obscure which year the Maya-Chontales settled and established the population of Tamulte, it is realized that this population was vanquished continuously Mayor of Tabasco Baltasar de Osorio Gallegos in 1527, starting that year to pay tribute with nourishment for the Spaniards settled in Santa Maria de la Victoria. Afterward, Tamulte shows up in the main guide of the Province of Tabasco, explained by Melchor de Alfaro Santacruz in 1579. The equivalent Alfaro Santacruz, makes reference to in his report called "Relaciones Geograficas de Tabasco" that of the 300,000 Indians that there were in Tabasco alone.