#Philippine Revolution
Articles tagged with «Philippine Revolution».
Cry of Santa Barbara: The Visayan Declaration of Independence
The Cry of Santa Barbara on November 17, 1898, led by Martín Delgado, marked the first hoisting of the Philippine flag outside Luzon.
Battle of Dagupan: The Final Stand in the Philippine Revolution
The 1898 Battle of Dagupan ended Spanish rule in Pangasinan, marking a decisive victory for Filipino revolutionary forces.
Juan Villamor: Revolutionary, Politician and First Governor of Abra
Juan Villamor (1864–unknown) was a Filipino revolutionary, lawyer and politician who served as the first civil governor of Abra and later as...
Fernando Canon: Revolutionary General, Poet and Inventor
Fernando Canon was a Filipino revolutionary general, poet, inventor and the Philippines' first National Chess Champion in 1908.
Arcadio Arellano: Pioneer of Filipino Architectural Identity
Arcadio Arellano (1872–1920) was a pioneering Filipino architect who integrated native motifs into Manila's elite residences and public monu...
Walang Sugat: History, Plot and Legacy of the Philippine Nationalist Zarzuela
Overview of Walang Sugat, the 1898 Tagalog zarzuela by Severino Reyes, its plot, history, and modern adaptations.
Pamitinan Cave: History and Heritage in Rodriguez, Rizal
Historic cave in Rodriguez, Rizal, site of the 1895 declaration of Philippine independence by Andres Bonifacio.
Museo ng Katipunan: History, Collection and Heritage in San Juan
History of the Museo ng Katipunan in San Juan, its evolution from the Museo ng Rebolusyon, and its collection of Katipunan artifacts.
Revolution in the Philippines: The Question of an Alliance between Islam and Communism
Analysis of the 1985 scholarly article on the alliance between Islam and Communism in the Philippine Revolution.