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as the founders of the Mexico we all want to live Mexico and the heroes who gave us the opportunity to be a free and sovereign country so today is a proud to be Mexican.
The first is the priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Mexican Patriot also known by the nickname "El Father Hidalgo. Considered the father of the Mexican nation, was the initiator of the fight for independence the second son of Don Cristóbal Hidalgo y Costilla, administrator of the hacienda of San Diego Corralejo, and Dona Ana María Gallaga send, had three brothers. At age 12 he went to the Mexican city of Valladp; eacute; taro, where he met with Ignacio Hidalgo Allende.
On September 16, 1810, Hidalgo hoisted a banner bearing the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of Mexico, which could read: "Long live religion. Long live our Holy Mother of Guadalupe. Viva Fernando VII. Viva America and death to bad government. " Hidalgo launched a so-called Grito de Dolores, which marked the beginning of the revolt, along with Allende, brought together an army of more than 40,000 members.
On 21 September, the army captured Celaya Hidalgo and Allende, as Hidalgo was named captainmp; about girls, ana 30 July 1811. His head, along with that of Allende and other insurgents, was shown as a punishment in the corn exchange Granaditas of Guanajuato. The colonial government was convinced that with the death of the leaders, shot in Chihuahua, would end the insurgency, but it was not, with the help of the people, Ignacio Lopez Rayon, Hidalgo's deputy, resumed ; the fight from his refuge in Saltillo, while in southern viceroyalty had occurred the revolt of José María Morelos, a follower of the ideas of Hidalgo. In 1821, the uprising was successful and Mexico won its independence from Spain & ntilde; a. Following the establishment of the Mexican Republic in 1824, Hidalgo was recognized as the first insurgent and father of the country. The state of Hidalgo is named and the town of Dolores Hidalgo Dolores was renamed in his honor. On September 16, the day proclaimed his revolt, is celebrated in Mexico on Independence Day. His remains rest normally on the Column of Independence in Mexico City.