Nuevas cabeceras contra viejos señoríos: la separación de Tecomatlan del señorío de Yanhuitlan
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aeamer.2008.v65.i1.97Keywords:
Mixteca, Lordships, Head towns, Hamlets, Yanhuitlan, TecomatlanAbstract
In 1582 the town of Tecomatlan attempted to prove its independence from the most important and powerful lordship of the Mixteca Alta: Yanhuitlan. According to the Tecomatlan autority, this town had had its own “cacique” y “señor natural” since prehispanic times. Tecomatlan denied the roll of Yanhuitlan as “cabecera” or colonial administrative center due to colonial reorganization after to the Spanish Conquest.
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