Tepexi

Tepexi is one of the 217 municipalities that make up the Mexican nation of Puebla. Its head is the town of Tepexi de Rodriguez. Founded by using popolocas, Tepexi el Viejo is placed on the border between Popoloca, Mixteca and Nahuatl language populations. After being tributary of the Aztec Empire, Tepexi changed into refounded after the Conquest of Mexico and the population moved to the present day vicinity. The Royal Ordinance of December 4, 1783 of King Carlos III of Spain gave orders for the formation of municipalities and provinces in New Spain, the following year the province of Puebla changed into incorporated.

its territory became occupied by means of a dukedom and 15 mayor ships, one among which was the town corridor of Tepexi de l. A. Seda. The metropolis was a critical rebel middle at some point of the Independence of Mexico. Among the main insurgents of the location turned into Juan Moctezuma y Cortés, Catholic priest of Tepexi who participated in the War of Independence, seconded Hidalgo's movement in 1810 in the area of the Sierra de Zongolica in Veracruz, he is considered the founding father of the Flag Siera and occupied political positions within the insurgency.