Historical Review
During pre-Hispanic times, the people of this place, was submitted to the territorial domain of the manor Tarascan by the successors of Tariácuri: Hiquíngare, Tanganxoán and Hirépan, that to secure the payment of taxes to Cupauxanti appointed as chief.
In the sixteenth century, with the arrival of the Spanish, made after the conquest in Apatzingan, La Huacana parcel was delivered to Mr. Juan Pantoja.
In the eighteenth century, in the year 1789, Don José María Morelos,ranked the parish of Tamacuaro Aguacana.
In the year 1795, in this region the volcano erupted Jorullo, seriously affecting the village.
On November 20, 1861, the State Congress, decreed the creation of the municipality of La Huacana, and subsequently was withdrawn that category.
The March 12, 1907, was reinstated as Municipality.
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