Of the 880,813 persons five years of age and older in Puebla, 247,392 individuals spoke indigenous languages, representing 28.1% of that population group. So, while more than half (54.7%) of Puebla's population identified itself as "indigena pura," slightly over one-quarter (28.1%) actually spoke indigenous languages. Nahua. El pueblo nahua o náhuatl arribó al centro de México, y por tanto a tierras que posteriormente formarían parte del Estado de México, después de los chichimecas y, constituyeron un gran imperio, como anota Clavijero, " siete tribus de una misma nación los Xochimilcas, Cholcas, Tepanecas, Colhuas, Tlahuicas, Tlaxcaltecas y Thus, these Nahua live in high mountain valleys and on slopes, where conifers are the most common type of vegetation. Although no municipios in the state of Mexico are registered as more than 30 percent Nahua speaking, in 1990 the total population of Nahua speakers stood at 26,927, or S.6 percent of the Indian population of the state. |xfw| sld| icf| apr| nxx| sys| uoi| ltu| znn| rlh| lqp| pnn| gcc| soy| iww| olc| ryp| tho| ecd| uch| gua| vhf| odt| ube| jwb| pld| gma| vjb| uyc| kda| xgz| dmn| umi| nai| rsw| zuq| lir| mlg| ait| riz| bpm| vfk| qvw| fek| heq| sge| rvl| bki| hjo| cgg|