Tejupilco

Tejupilco is one of the 125 municipalities belonging to the State of Mexico. It has a population of 71,077 populations in line with the 2010 population and housing census. The name comes from Nahuatl despite the fact that its chroniclers aren't sure of the unique meaning and toponymy is not unusual to be related to the foundation texopilli that according to the monograph approach on the tip of the huge toe, while for others location of turquoises.

The region call is the result of a contest that becomes held as governor of the State of Mexico Jorge Jimenez Cantu. Tejupilco changed into conquered by means of the Aztecs or Mexicas between 1475 and 1476 in the reign of Axayacatl, so, at the time of the conquest, it changed into spoken in the Matlazinca location and the Nahua or Mexican vicinity. Until today there has been no certainty of the authentic that means of the word Tejupilco, it's far known that the huge volcanic rock that has a human footprint on Cerro Del Huarache, east of San Simon, is what gave the area its name.