Tequixquiac, Mexico

Mexico

Tequixquiac, Mexico has 33 connections to 2426 other places across 12 topics, led by government and history. The history links center on colonial rule; Tequixquiac was granted to two Spaniards, including Martín López, who built the brigantines used in taking Tenochtitlan. Hills here pastured cows and rams, and indigenous people worked as vaqueros on Spanish haciendas. Other ties run to language, religion, Mexico City, State of Mexico, and Spain. Sephardic settlers who converted to Catholicism also appear in the record.