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In 1582 the town of Tecomatlan attempted to prove its independence from the most important and powerful lordship of the Mixteca Alta: Yanhuitlan. According to the Tecomatlan autority, this town had had its own “cacique” y “señor natural” since prehispanic times. Tecomatlan denied the roll of Yanhuitlan as “cabecera” or colonial administrative center due to colonial reorganization after to the Spanish Conquest

Nuevas cabeceras contra viejos señoríos: la separación de Tecomatlan del señorío de Yanhuitlan