State of Mexico (historical context)

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The State of Mexico in its historical context refers to the large central Mexican federal entity that, before later territorial reductions and the creation of Mexico City as a separate entity, encompassed key political and religious centers and played a pivotal role in early independent Mexico’s regional and national conflicts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf federal state of Mexico
borders Mexico City (Federal District, later CDMX)
capital Toluca
contains Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe (historically within its orbit)
Toluca Valley
Valley of Mexico (parts)
linked to: Valley of Mexico

important colonial monasteries and churches
important political centers in central Mexico
important religious centers in central Mexico
major colonial-era haciendas
country Mexico
establishedBy Constitution of 1824 (Mexico)
establishedIn 1824
experienced battles during the Reform War
conflicts during the French Intervention in Mexico
military campaigns during the Mexican–American War
followsEvent Mexican War of Independence
hadCapital Mexico City (until separation as Federal District)
hasEthnicGroup Mazahua peoples
linked to: Mazahua people

Nahua peoples
linked to: Nahua

Otomí peoples
linked to: Otomi peoples
hasExecutive Governor of the State of Mexico
hasGovernmentType republican state government
hasLegalStatus one of the original states of the Mexican federation
hasLegislature Congress of the State of Mexico
historicalLanguage Nahuatl
Otomí
importantFor agricultural production for central Mexico
supply of Mexico City
influenced formation of neighboring Mexican states
language Spanish
locatedIn Central Mexico
lostCapitalTo Federal District
partOf First Mexican Republic
Second Mexican Republic
United Mexican States
linked to: Mexican Federation
playedRoleIn centralist–federalist conflicts in Mexico
early national politics of Mexico
liberal–conservative struggles in 19th‑century Mexico
regional conflicts of early independent Mexico
precededBy Colonial Province of Mexico
Intendancy of Mexico
religion Roman Catholicism (historically dominant)
territoryReducedBy creation of Guerrero
creation of Hidalgo
creation of Morelos
creation of parts of Querétaro and other neighboring states
creation of the Federal District

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Plan de Cuernavaca locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity State of Mexico (historical context)
Telefónica S.A. areaServed Mexico (historical)
linked to: State of Mexico (historical context)