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The history of the state of Hidalgo dates from the oldest archaeological record found in Hidalgo is an ax, found in Huapalcalco
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In the fourteenth century, the Mexicas settled. The Spanish conquest soon reached Hidalgo soil. to this region's proximity.
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During New Spain, the silver mines of Mineral del Monte and Pachuca were discovered in 1552.
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In 1776, Pedro Romero de Terreros tried to suppress the party and reduce wages. The miners protested, and this movement is taken as the first antecedent of strike movements in Mexico.
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In 1776, Pedro Romero de Terreros tried to suppress the party and reduce wages. The miners protested, and this movement is taken as the first precedent of the strike movements in Mexico.
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The first insurgent uprising is produced by Julián Villagrán in Huichapan
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Huichapan1812 Ignacio López Rayón, commemorates the "Cry of Dolores" here for the first time.
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In 1821, during the consummation, the insurgent generals Nicolás Bravo and Guadalupe Victoria arrived at Tulancingo
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After the end of independence, the First Mexican Empire was formed, in 1823 Pedro Espinosa, ruler of Pachuca, adhered to the Plan of Casa Mata and declared himself in favor of the First Federal Republic of Mexico.
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Agustín de Iturbide remained in Tulancingo from April 3 to April 20, 1823, escorted by the forces of General Nicolás Bravo.
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In 1828 ideological differences confronted Nicolás Bravo and Guadalupe Victoria.
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During the United States-Mexico War there were some confrontations in Huejutla and Pachuca.
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The War of Reform one of the last conflicts developed in Pachuca and Mineral del Monte
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Félix María Zuloaga and Leonardo Márquez were defeated by the liberal Santiago Tapia and Colonel Porfirio Díaz
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Benito Juarez took his first trip to Tepeji del Rio .
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The emperor Maximilian I took possession of the crown of Mexico.
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By President Benito Juárez, designating the city of Pachuca as the capital of the state.
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The Porfiriato was a period of stability and a lot of economic progress in Hidalgo, especially in the development of public works for the sanitation of cities such as Tula, Tulancingo and Pachuca.
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During the Mexican Revolution, political instability did not allow the exercise of government by any of Hidalgo's three powers (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial).
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Inauguration of Nicolás Flores, the three powers of government are established, historically this fact is considered as the resumption of the constitutional regime in the state of Hidalgo
