Villa Corzo

The city of Villa Corzo is the municipal seat of a Mexican municipality of the same name; it's miles a part of the Fraylesca Region, in the southern kingdom of Chiapas, in Mexico. The vast and rich municipality of Villa Corzo is located within the principal despair of the nation, in a element that in pre-Hispanic times belonged to the chiefdom of the Chiapanecas; on the time of the Colony it handed into the area of the Dominican friars, who founded haciendas referred to as Frailescas. On November 5, 1873, the Governor of the State,

Pantaleon Dominguez, promulgated the decree affirming the city of the State to the congregation of households residing in the La Trinidad land, located in the department of Chiapa, beneath the denomination of Trinindad de los angeles Ley. It changed into throughout the authorities of the incredible jurist Emilio Rabasa while he modified the denomination of Trinidad of the Law, with the aid of that of Villa Corzo in honor of the illustrious Benemerito del Estado, Angel Albino Corzo and by means of decree issued on November 3, 1893.