Tlazazalca
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San Miguel Arcangel church
Tlazazalcais a small town in the northern region of Michoacan, Mexico in an area first settled by ancient Nahuatl tribes in the early 14th Century.
Overview
The town was officially established in 1545 by the Franciscan priest John of Saint Mark (Spanish: Juan de San Miguel) who accompanied the army of Nuño de Guzman during the conquest of the region. Subsequently, Franciscan priests proceeded to baptize the Native Purepecha and Chichimeca populations that inhabited the area. In addition to the city center, the Spanish Conquistadors also established within the jurisdiction of Tlazazalca an "Indian Republic" (Spanish: Republica de Indios) whose role was to govern directly the Native populations subjected to Spanish authority.
The town and surrounding areas were administered by the Parish of Saint Mark the Archangel (Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel) whose name was chosen in honor of the town's Franciscan founder. Tlazazalca served as a major governing center in Michoacan until it was later subordinated to Zamora and Valladolid (Morelia).
List of mayors
- 1940: José Zamora Gil
- 1941: J. Salud Díaz Navarro
- 1942: J. Jesús Martínez
- J. Jesús Aguilar Gil
- José Chávez Chávez
- 1944: Fidel Magaña
- 1945: José Orozco Enríquez
- Roberto Canchú Parocua
- 1946: Joaquín Anaya Rocha
- 1947: José Rodríguez Espinoza
- 1948: Carlos Meza García
- 1949: J. Jesús Fernández García
- Alberto Fernández Torres
- 1950: Pilar Peña Orozco
- Jesús Magaña
- Gabriel Magaña
- Ignacio Chávez
- José Rodríguez Espinoza
- Crispin Vaca
- Antonio Cortés
- Cornelio Andrade
- Eraclio Luna
- Leobardo Chávez
- Octavio Magaña
- Indalecio Magaña
- Rosendo Magaña
- Sabad Vaca
- Ladislao Méndez
- Luis Fernández
- 1955: Salud Días Navarro
- Rubén Castillo Morales
- José María Marrón
- José Rodríguez Espinoza
- 1960: Enrique Cortés Mújica
- 1961: Salvador Madrigal Chávez
- 1963: Emilio García Gámez
- Francisco Paz
- 1966: Luis Vaca Ramírez
- 1969-1971: Miguel Parocua Paz
- 1972-1974: Luis Canchú Martínez
- 1975-1977: Miguel Calderón Martínez
- 1978-1980: Gonzalo Verduzco Gil
- 1981-1983: Luis Andrade Chávez
- 1984-1986: Gonzalo Verduzco Gil
- 1987-1989: Luis Andrade Chávez
- 1990-1992: Agustín Rubio Vieyra
- 1993-1995: Adolfo González Ayala
- 1996-1998: José Cachú Aguilar
- 1999-2001: Gonzalo Pérez Sepúlveda
- 2002-2004: Heliodoro Rodríguez Perales
- 2005-2007: Gildardo García Luna
- 2007-2008: Jose Cachu Aguilar
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Coordinates: 19°58′N 102°04′W / 19.967°N 102.067°W
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