#Philippine-American War
Articles tagged with «Philippine-American War».
The Irreconcilables: Filipino Insurrectionists Exiled to Guam
History of the Irreconcilables, Filipino leaders deported to Guam during the Philippine-American War for refusing U.S. allegiance.
Samar (historical province): Territorial evolution and dissolution
History of the former Philippine province of Samar, from its 1768 establishment to its 1965 division into three provinces.
Battle of Pulang Lupa: The 1900 Marinduque Engagement
The 1900 Battle of Pulang Lupa was a decisive Filipino victory in the Philippine-American War, where Colonel Maximo Abad defeated Captain De...
Battle of Cagayan de Misamis: 1900 Engagement in the Philippine–American War
The 1900 Battle of Cagayan de Misamis was a surprise dawn attack by Filipino forces under General Nicolas Capistrano against American troops...
Trinidad Tecson: Filipino Revolutionary and Mother of Biak-na-Bato
Profile of Trinidad Tecson, Filipino revolutionary known as the Mother of Biak-na-Bato and Mother of Mercy.
San Juan River Bridge: Historical Significance and Reconstruction
The San Juan River Bridge connects San Juan and Manila. It is a historic site of the 1899 Battle of Manila and was rebuilt in 2020.
Battle of Caloocan: 1899 Engagement in the Philippine–American War
The 1899 Battle of Caloocan was an opening engagement of the Philippine–American War where American forces captured the city from Filipino t...
Servillano Aquino: Revolutionary General and Patriarch of the Aquino Political Dynasty
Profile of Servillano Aquino, Filipino general in the Revolution and Philippine-American War, and ancestor of Presidents Benigno Aquino Jr....
Battle of Siranaya: American Military Campaign in the Cotabato Valley
The Battle of Siranaya was a conflict between US forces led by Leonard Wood and Datu Ali's Moros in the Cotabato Valley during the Philippin...
Juan Abad: Playwright, Journalist and Political Prisoner
Juan Abad (1872–1932) was a Filipino playwright and journalist known for patriotic dramas like Ang Tanikalang Guinto.
Macahambus Cave: Geology, History and Tourism in Cagayan de Oro
Macahambus Cave in Misamis Oriental: a show cave with scenic trails, bat colonies, and the site of the 1900 Battle of Makahambus Hill.
Fort Hughes: History and Military Significance
Fort Hughes on Caballo Island was a key US Army harbor defense fort in the Philippines, notable for its WWII recapture battle.
Fort San Antonio Abad: History and Heritage in Malate, Manila
History of Fort San Antonio Abad in Manila, from 1584 Spanish fortification to US execution site and modern BSP landmark.
Zapote River: Geography, Battle of 1899 and Regional Infrastructure
The Zapote River in Metro Manila and Cavite, site of the 1899 Battle of Zapote River and key regional boundary.
Bud Dajo: Volcanic Geography and the Moro Crater Massacre
Bud Dajo is a sacred cinder cone in Sulu, Philippines, site of the 1906 Moro Crater Massacre during the Philippine-American War.
Mount Tirad: Geography and the Legacy of Tirad Pass
Mount Tirad is a 1,154-metre peak in Ilocos Sur, Philippines, near the historic Tirad Pass where General Gregorio del Pilar fell in 1899.