Town hall

Perhaps "Totanés" is in his origin one name derived from "Totana". This would lead us to supposing that there was a Mozarabs' repopulation murcianos of Totana that shelter in Toledo. "Totanés" would be something like "of Totana".

Perhaps there is one of the inhabited places more ancient of ours province that marks the oriental area of Celtiberian influence. One the oldest gully or cattle way happens for the outskirts of Totanés, it goes of Port Marchés to the immediate Mounts of Toledo. cattle destination owes the first poblamiento Iberian - Celt of territory to this one as two bundles of opposing boars demonstrate it. Coello speaks about a Roman way; and as for the population Hispanic - Roman of our Town, we can say that it would continue being inhabited in the epoch visigoda. It was a jurisdiction of Toledo even the XIXth century, being a place of realengo Minor. It is repopulated for Mozarabs toledanos. until the XIIIth century there should not have stabilized it Mozarabic population (Fte.-Texto Diputacion to see link)