#Philippine Revolution
Articles tagged with «Philippine Revolution».
Distrito de La Infanta: History and Administration of a Former Politico-Military District
History of the Distrito de La Infanta, a Spanish colonial politico-military district in eastern Luzon, covering its establishment, revolutio...
Battle of Aliaga: 1897 Engagement in the Philippine Revolution
The Battle of Aliaga (1897) was a key engagement between Philippine revolutionaries and Spanish forces in Nueva Ecija.
Jose Salvador Natividad: Military Leadership and Role in the Philippine Revolution
Jose Salvador Natividad was a Brigadier General in the Philippine Revolution who opposed the Biak-na-Bato Pact and later served as an emissa...
Cry of Nueva Ecija: 1896 Revolution in Central Luzon
The 1896 Cry of Nueva Ecija was the first revolutionary uprising in Central Luzon, led by Mariano Llanera and Pantaleon Valmonte against Spa...
Battle of Tayabas: 1898 Campaign and Spanish Surrender
The 1898 Battle of Tayabas was a 2-month siege led by General Miguel Malvar, ending Spanish rule in the province.
Agueda Kahabagan: The Only Woman General of the Philippine Republic
Profile of Agueda Kahabagan, the only woman listed as a general in the Army of the Filipino Republic.
Secularization movement in the Philippines
The 18th–19th century movement advocating for native Filipino priests to lead parishes, culminating in the execution of Gomburza and inspiri...
Vito Belarmino: Military Career and Political Life
Filipino general Vito Belarmino's role in the Philippine Revolution and American War in Albay.
Consunji House: Heritage Site in San Fernando, Pampanga
Heritage house in San Fernando, Pampanga, residence of Antonio E. Consunji, a key figure in the 1892 Rizal visit and Philippine Revolution.
Potenciano Lesaca: First Civil Governor of Zambales
Profile of Potenciano Lesaca, Filipino revolutionary, first civil governor of Zambales, and Commonwealth legislator (1871–1941).
Thirteen Martyrs of Cavite: Execution and Legacy in the Philippine Revolution
The Thirteen Martyrs of Cavite were Filipino patriots executed by firing squad on September 12, 1896, for their role in the Cavite Conspirac...
Daniel Maramba: Revolutionary Career and Political Legacy in Pangasinan
Daniel Maramba (1870–1941) was a Filipino revolutionary, Katipunan leader, and Governor of Pangasinan known as the Grand Old Man of Pangasin...
Burgos, Pangasinan: History, Geography, and Local Profile
Profile of Burgos, Pangasinan: history, geography, tourism, and local government.
Papa Isio: Revolutionary Leader and Cultural Icon of Negros
Dionisio Magbuelas, known as Papa Isio, led a revolutionary movement in Negros Occidental from 1896 to 1907.
Bonifacio Trial House: Historic Museum in Maragondon, Cavite
The Bonifacio Trial House in Maragondon, Cavite, is a historic museum built in 1889 that hosted the 1897 trial of Andres Bonifacio.
Pedro Guevara: Soldier, Legislator and Resident Commissioner
Profile of Pedro Guevara, Filipino soldier, lawyer, and Resident Commissioner to the US Congress who championed the Tydings-McDuffie Act.
Magdalo faction: History and role in the Philippine Revolution
The Magdalo was a revolutionary faction of the Katipunan in Cavite, led by Emilio Aguinaldo, which played a key role in the Philippine Revol...
Battle of Budla-an: Cebuano Rebel Victory in the Philippine Revolution
The Battle of Budla-an (1898) was a decisive victory for Cebuano rebels against Spanish forces near Talamban, Cebu.
Tres de Abril Street: Route, History and Urban Infrastructure in Cebu City
Overview of Tres de Abril Street in Cebu City, a national tertiary road named after the 1898 Battle of Tres de Abril, connecting Pasil to Pu...
Republic of Negros: History and Legacy of the 1898 Revolutionary Polity
The Republic of Negros was a short-lived revolutionary entity (1898–1901) on Negros island, transitioning from a Philippine canton to a US p...