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The document outlines several early Philippine revolts against Spanish colonial rule in the 16th century, including the Dagami Revolt in 1565, the Lakandula and Sulayman Revolt in 1574 in Tondo, Manila, the Pampanga Revolt in 1585, the Conspiracy of the Maharlikas from 1587-1588, and the Revolt Against the Tribute in 1589.
1 sty 2010 · Some of the most famous revolts during the early phase of Spanish occupation were the Dagami Revolt in Cebu in 1567, the Manila Revolt (a lso known as Lakandula and Sulayman
This paper attempts to examine the events relating to the early resistance of Filipinos against Spanish rule, particularly the planned rebellion of the Lakans in 1587. It tries to answer questions on the authority of Spain over such “offenses”.
Download Free PDF. The Tagalog Revolts of 1745 According to Spanish Primary Sources. Fernando Palanco. 2010, Philippine Studies. Many historiographical works refer to the Tagalog revolts of 1745 as an important milestone in the development of Filipino nationalism.
The third and last section presents a discussion on how the intervention of the Americans from 1898 until 1946 had aborted the progressive development of Filipino critical consciousness that climaxed towards the end of the Spanish regime.
The document summarizes several major Filipino revolts against Spanish colonial rule from the 16th to 18th centuries, including: 1) The 1521 revolt led by Lapu-Lapu against Ferdinand Magellan on Mactan Island that resulted in Magellan's death. 2) The 1565-1567 Dagami Revolt in Cebu sparked by abuses of encomenderos and Dagami's desire for ...
article discusses the civil and religious sources found in Spanish archives and classic texts. Based on these sources, it provides a summary of the uprisings that took place against several religious estates between February and October 1745. It concludes with an interpretation of the meaning of these revolts.
