#Philippine Revolution
Articles tagged with «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...
Benito Natividad: Military Leader, Governor and Judge
Profile of Benito Natividad, Nueva Ecija governor and general who fought in the Philippine Revolution and American War.
Pablo Tecson: Revolutionary General and Governor of Bulacan
Pablo Tecson (1859–1940) was a Filipino revolutionary general, Malolos Congress representative, and the first Governor General of Bulacan un...
Bonifacio Shrine and Eco-Tourism Park: History and Significance in Cavite
Historical shrine in Maragondon, Cavite marking the 1897 execution site of Andrés Bonifacio and his brother Procopio.
Imus Assembly: Katipunan Leadership Crisis of 1896
The Imus Assembly was a pivotal 1896 summit between Katipunan factions that failed to resolve leadership disputes, leading to the Tejeros Co...
Pact of Biak-na-Bato: Terms, Exile and Unfulfilled Indemnities
The 1897 Pact of Biak-na-Bato ended the Philippine Revolution temporarily, granting Aguinaldo exile in Hong Kong and indemnities.
Pinaglabanan Church: Heritage and Revolutionary History
Archdiocesan Shrine of Saint John the Baptist in San Juan, site of the 1896 Battle of San Juan del Monte.
Bridge of Isabel II: Historic Stone Arch and Site of the Battle of Imus
The Bridge of Isabel II in Imus, Cavite, is a historic stone arch bridge built in 1857 and site of the 1896 Battle of Imus.
Galicano Apacible: Physician, Politician and Rizal's Cousin
Galicano Apacible was a Filipino physician and politician from Batangas, cousin to José Rizal and key figure in La Solidaridad.
Teresa Magbanua: The Visayan Joan of Arc and Revolutionary Leader
Profile of Teresa Magbanua, the Filipino educator and military leader who fought against Spain, the US, and Japan.