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in the valley. The next culture to flourish here was the
Mixteca-Puebla culture at about 1200. During this time period, Huajuapan was one of several population centers on the slopes of the Cerro del Sombererito and Cerro de Acatlima, but it was the economic, cultural and ceremonial center of the valley. Sometime shortly after 1521, the Spaniards took control of this region. It is known that Francisco Orozco, along with Augustinians Fray Bernardino Minaya and Fray Gonzales Lucero were the first Spanish to arrive here. However, no Spanish records exist for this region until 1542.
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Guerrero. He told
Morelos that Huajuapan was under siege and needed help. Morelos first sent General Miguel Bravo, who arrived in the city with thousands of men along with Vicente Guerrero. To ask for divine aid in the rescue of Huajuapan, Morelos asked his troops to observe a novena. According to legend, the novena ended on 23 July, the same day the insurgents were able to break the siege.
1064:(Chapel of Our Lord of the Hearts). The Antonio de León central plaza is located next to the cathedral and the municipal palace. Its paths are lined with trees and garden spaces and an octagonal kiosk in the center. Near the town are the Cerros de las Minas, an archeological site and Las Campanas, which are calcite rocks from which drip water from a small stream.
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cultural and artistic events as well as fair rides and fireworks. Mass is celebrated to give thanks for the divine aid received during the siege. On the 24th one last major procession for the image wanders through the main streets of the city from eight in the morning to three in the afternoon, from the Chapel of the
Sagrario to the cathedral.
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both periods, this settlement had strong ties with other Mixtec settlements in other parts of modern-day Oaxaca. The area began to decline after 800 CE, possibly due to military pressure from lords in other regions. The region would not grow again until the
Spanish established their city here in the 16th century.
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separated by large open platforms for a total length of 180 meters. The site also contain a
Mesoamerican ballcourt that is about sixty meters long and fifteen meters wide. The housing units have stone foundations and either adobe or stone walls. In these foundations numerous human burials have been found.
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During the
Mexican War of Independence, this village was subject to a siege by insurgent forces that lasted 111 days. Resistance of the town was finally broken in June 1812 by Coronel Valerio Trujano, with help from General José María Morelos. After Independence, the village began to grow, becoming a
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The site is considered to have two stages. One is called Ñudee, which is the original Mixtec name for
Huajuapan and means "place of the brave," and covers the era between 400 BCE and 250 CE. The other is called Nuiñe and covers the time period between 250 and 800 CE. Artifacts here show that during
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Initially, the city of
Huajuapan was the seat of a district under the 1825 Oaxaca state constitution, with the name of Huajuapan-Silacayoapan. In 1844, the state was reorganized into new districts with Huajuapan being one of them. In 1858, it was reorganized again, but Huajuapan remained the seat of
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The first inhabitants of this area are called the Ñuu Yate (ancient people) who formed their settlement in what is now the town of
Huajuapan around 400 BCE. The initial settlement had about 500 to 1500 inhabitants, but as the city grew to its height between 350 and 800 CE it had up to 300,000 people
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There is also a large plaza situated on the south side which contains a mass grave. In this grave, large quantities of ceramics were found of native design as well as a multicolored urn with an image of the god of wind or fire, with a brazier on its head. It is seated on a platform with four glyphs
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Huajuapan has a relatively low rate of illiteracy (6.8%) in comparison with national and state statistics. However, according to municipal statistics, one can note that at most, forty-seven out of every hundred inhabitants finished primary school while those that partly attended high school reach
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The festival is celebrated on 23 July of every year, with a novena beginning on 14 July. Processions, organized by a brotherhood created especially for this purpose, are held for each day of the novena, with participants carrying an image of the Señor de los
Corazones. The 23rd is celebrated with
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The festival of the Señor de los Corazones is related to the siege that Huajuapan endured for 111 days during the War of Independence. José Remigio Sarabia Rojas, an Indian from the nearby town of Santiago Nuyoo, evaded royalist lines and managed to reach José María Morelos who was in Chilapa,
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The site covers fifty hectares and was mostly inhabited by the upper social classes of the time. It was supported by farmlands in the valley below. The ceremonial area is dominated by three large constructed mounds which are eight meters high and forty meters in diameter. They are lined up and
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The Spanish town of Huajuapan was founded in 1561 by order of the viceregal authorities in Mexico City. Prior to this the low parts of the valley were not organized and merchants travelling through the area often suffered from highway bandits. Residents of the hill areas around the valley were
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Huajuapan serves as municipal seat of the Huajuapan municipality, which has an area of 361.06 km (139.41 sq mi) and a population of 45,321. It is located in a rugged and mountainous area of Oaxaca, The
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is not generally heard in the city, however. The Mixteca region of which Huajuapan is part has a high rate of immigration to the United States and remittances are important for the local economy.
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ordered to move to the valley floor to found the city. The economy here during the colonial period was dominated by haciendas that exploited the native labor of the region.
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23%. These statistics are low compared with the national average of people that finish their primary, which stands at 7.34 years. The state's average is 5.29 years.
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There is also the Museo Regional de Huajuapan (Regional Museum of Huajuapan) that specialized in the Mixtec cultures of this area.
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town named Huajuapan de León. In 1884, the town was declared a city by then-governor Mariano Jiménez.
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Quintanar Hinojosa, Beatriz (August 2007). "La Mixteca y sus fabulosos conventos".
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Model of a traditional Mixtec village council at the Regional Museum
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Main altar of the Chapel of the Señor de los Corazones with image
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Model of Huajuapan during the early colonial period
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18:Municipality and city in Oaxaca, Mexico
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1119:Festival of the Señor de los Corazones
77:Location of the municipality in Oaxaca
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1358:"NORMALES CLIMATOLÓGICAS 1981–2000"
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362:= river. Literally, River of the
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1409:"Museo Regional de Huajuapan"
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2303:San Juan Bautista Suchitepec
1493:Culturas populares Huajuapan
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1961:San Juan Bautista Cuicatlán
1464:"Expo-Feria Huajuapan 2007"
935:Average precipitation days
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380:Mexican War of Independence
235:3,600/km (9,300/sq mi)
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2333:Santa Catarina Zapoquila
2202:Municipalities of Oaxaca
1889:Alejandro Murat Hinojosa
2032:Valles Centrales Region
1570:Heroic Cities of Mexico
1437:Alvarez, Luis Rodrigo.
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1976:Santa Lucía del Camino
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2348:Santiago Ayuquililla
2343:Santa María Camotlán
2318:San Miguel Amatitlán
2313:San Martín Zacatepec
2283:San Andrés Dinicuiti
2268:Fresnillo de Trujano
2082:Archaeological sites
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1936:Juchitán de Zaragoza
1711:Juchitán de Zaragoza
1167:Main entrance of UTM
511:Record high °C (°F)
338:in the north of the
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216: • Density
2383:Santos Reyes Yucuná
2328:San Simón Zahuatlán
2278:Mariscala de Juárez
2258:Asunción Cuyotepeji
2175:Lagunas de Chacahua
2027:Sierra Norte Region
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1312:on 22 February 2016
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651:Daily mean °C (°F)
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2243:Huajuapan District
2241:Municipalities of
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2180:Playa de Escobilla
2165:Boquerón de Tonalá
2089:Cerro de las Minas
1956:San Pedro Pochutla
1370:on 30 January 2016
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208: • Total
187: • Total
108:Location in Mexico
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2368:Santiago Miltepec
2358:Santiago Chazumba
2298:San José Ayuquila
2293:San Jorge Nuchita
2273:Huajuapan de León
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2022:Papaloapan Region
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1931:Huajuapan de León
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1520:17.800°N 97.767°W
1196:Citypopulation.de
1152:José López Alavés
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