Illescas

Illescas is a district situated in the area of Toledo, Castile-La Mancha, Spain. As indicated by the 2006 enumeration, the region has a populace of 15,830 occupants. In 2012, Illescas had more than 24,000 inhabitants. Illescas was established in 2621 BC, albeit archeological remains show that the zone has been populated since ancient ages. As indicated by information gathered amid unearthings performed in yacimiento de el Cerron a Celtiberian town existed on this site between the late second and fifth centuries.

In 1154 Alfonso VII marked a town contract and after four years the town was made piece of the Senorio arzobispal and remained so until 1575. Once a play area for lords, it lost regal support in view of the Revolt of the Comuneros in which nearby occupant Francisco de Guzman captained a gathering of ordinary people in the armed force of Juan de Padilla. Amid the Revolt, which happened from the year 1520 to 1521. The town picked up a railroad interface in 1876.