Doña Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez

My parents (Juan José Ortiz and Manuela Girón) passed away as a child, so my older sister, Maria Sotero, received the custody.

On 14th September the plan was revealed by the mailman. Miguel regarded Dona as a part of the revolt and locked it in the room. She wrote a letter to Father Hidalgo. On 16th September, Father Hidalgo received the letter and rang the bell, and the believers not only fought for the government.

Independence from the Spanish rule, Agustin Iturbide became the emperor and invited Dona to become part of his court but she refused politely to appoint the queen

She thinks the empire is against the ideals of the independence war.

The donor was trapped in the Santa Clara monastery and later experimented in Mexico City. In court, she was found guilty of treason. She was detained in various monasteries due to severe punishment.

Her parents Juan José Ortiz and Manuela Girón de Ortiz died soon after her birth. Joseph was brought up by her sister. After receiving education at the famous Colegio de las Vizcainas, I graduated in 1791 and married Miguel Dominguez. They went to Queretaro where the husband was assigned to the duties. Queretaro is the main venue for independence movement and Joseph plays his historical role in the right place. Joseph has a pure Spanish lineage, but like many Creole elites she despises the Spaniards born in Spain and they show a very arrogant attitude towards Creole. Her anti - Spanish attitude also comes from her participation in the literary circle. On that day, privileged Creole organization was custom. They smuggled the works of Voltaire, Rousseau and Descartes, they were banned by the church and made intense debate. These literary societies soon became political society. The most important is Queretaro.

It all began with the conspiracy of Queretaro, once condemned, and impaired the revolutionary plan of the Mexican revolution. Under the skill of Miguel Dominguez and his wife Dona Joseph Ortiz (to become an independent heroin), the leader pretends to be a literacy academy. The plan included the formation of major cities, the meeting endorsed the nonconformity with the Spanish royal family, rejected the new Spanish idea under France, declared independence at the same time, kicked out the peninsula, kicked out the peninsula as a governor, Fernandez VII Approve, each state will hold a rally

Josef OrtizdeDomínguez died at the age of 61 in 1829. Unfortunately, she did not live on February 5, 1917 to see the new independent constitution being drafted in Queretaro, then declared Queretaro as the state of Mexico. She was first buried in Santa Catarina, but her body was later brought to her home to Queretaro. Josepha got the statue in Mexico City and in 1969 printed the Peso peso law. JosefaOrtízdeDomínquez has an independent spirit. As she influenced her husband to support that cause, she was able to remind the main rebel army to escape from certain prisoners. She dislikes all kinds of repression. Like other men, she is also the main character in the struggle for independence. She was remembered as "La Corregidora", "local judge"