History
The impressive remains of the Great Pajatén belong to the Chachapoyas culture. It think it was an enclave Inca to conquer the jungle.
The first European exploration to the region Amazon dating from the early years of the conquest.
Moyobamba City, founded in 1539 by Juan Pérez de Guevara, in order of Alonso de Alvarado, was the first English settlement in the jungle. Originally appeared a headquarters in which expeditions were organized occupation and evangelizing missions, often with deadly results. The mixture was difficult and the extermination of the aborigines, quite common.
mid to late nineteenth century, production and exploitation of straw hat or scarf bombonaje caused an economic boom with the opening of numerous local businesses. After
Rubber fever in Rio Amazonas, gran parte de la población, abandonó la región con el fin de encontrar nuevas riquezas, en su lugar, llegaron a la región las primeras familias extranjeras (principalmente de Francia, Rusia y el Imperio Otomano) que empezaron a desarrollar el movimiento comercial con el Brasil. Tras disolverse la Capitulación de Maynas y Quijos, las provincias de Moyobamba, Huallaga y Santa Cruz acordaron unificarse, dando lugar a la creación de esta hermosa y acogedora región el 6 de septiembre de 1906 para honrar la memoria del Libertador del Sur, José de San Martín.
Por un momento, debido al aislamiento político que sufría por el gobierno general de Lima, se desarrolló el Movimiento de Cervantes that threatened to turn the region together with Loreto in a new Republic, but the arrival of military troops stopped the nationalism of the area and sparked riots that quickly ceased. Until the road construction, regional communication was done by air, and almost every town had its own airport or landing field, was also very active river trade flows with Iquitos and Brazil. With the construction of the road Marginal de la Selva or highway architect Fernando Belaunde Terry, the decade of 60, achieved the major road link with the rest of the country.
the region on several occasions tried to be dissolved or dismembered by the political powers of Lima during the first term of President Alan Garcia Perez, was fused to the region La Libertad, but then the region held a referendum to dissolve the structure in the late 80s also attempted to separate several provinces with the aim of uniting them to neighboring regions, sparking protests and then a plebiscite in which the population disapproved of such action fully. In 2007, again during the second term of President Alan Garcia Perez, sparked mass protests that brought together thousands of people in different cities of the region, to avoid and the ability to assign blame part of the territory of the Province of Lamas Loreto and San Martín, for oil exploration and planning.
Today is the region's fastest growing demographic in the country, sometimes even superior to that of Lima. The airport business movement and road, also exceeds several times to Lima.
The first European exploration to the region Amazon dating from the early years of the conquest.
Moyobamba City, founded in 1539 by Juan Pérez de Guevara, in order of Alonso de Alvarado, was the first English settlement in the jungle. Originally appeared a headquarters in which expeditions were organized occupation and evangelizing missions, often with deadly results. The mixture was difficult and the extermination of the aborigines, quite common.
mid to late nineteenth century, production and exploitation of straw hat or scarf bombonaje caused an economic boom with the opening of numerous local businesses. After
Rubber fever in Rio Amazonas, gran parte de la población, abandonó la región con el fin de encontrar nuevas riquezas, en su lugar, llegaron a la región las primeras familias extranjeras (principalmente de Francia, Rusia y el Imperio Otomano) que empezaron a desarrollar el movimiento comercial con el Brasil. Tras disolverse la Capitulación de Maynas y Quijos, las provincias de Moyobamba, Huallaga y Santa Cruz acordaron unificarse, dando lugar a la creación de esta hermosa y acogedora región el 6 de septiembre de 1906 para honrar la memoria del Libertador del Sur, José de San Martín.
Por un momento, debido al aislamiento político que sufría por el gobierno general de Lima, se desarrolló el Movimiento de Cervantes that threatened to turn the region together with Loreto in a new Republic, but the arrival of military troops stopped the nationalism of the area and sparked riots that quickly ceased. Until the road construction, regional communication was done by air, and almost every town had its own airport or landing field, was also very active river trade flows with Iquitos and Brazil. With the construction of the road Marginal de la Selva or highway architect Fernando Belaunde Terry, the decade of 60, achieved the major road link with the rest of the country.
the region on several occasions tried to be dissolved or dismembered by the political powers of Lima during the first term of President Alan Garcia Perez, was fused to the region La Libertad, but then the region held a referendum to dissolve the structure in the late 80s also attempted to separate several provinces with the aim of uniting them to neighboring regions, sparking protests and then a plebiscite in which the population disapproved of such action fully. In 2007, again during the second term of President Alan Garcia Perez, sparked mass protests that brought together thousands of people in different cities of the region, to avoid and the ability to assign blame part of the territory of the Province of Lamas Loreto and San Martín, for oil exploration and planning.
Today is the region's fastest growing demographic in the country, sometimes even superior to that of Lima. The airport business movement and road, also exceeds several times to Lima.
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