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dinggol a.divinagracia (INM Founder)Ang Republika Federal sg Kabisay-an (The Federal Republic of the Visayas)
Historical Facts obviously omitted or deliberately hidden in our School History Books
(Source: History Reborn"The Federal Republic of the Visayas" -by: dinggol a.divinagracia*June 12, 2007)
*That Spain had already formally surrendered to the Federal Republic of the Visayas even before Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo was proclaimed Philippine President in Malolos, Bulacan on January 23, 1899. That our Independent Visayan Republic, had never been under the authority and jurisdiction of Aguinaldo's "Katagalogan" Republic in Luzon.
excerpted: "...A paper written by Jose Manuel Velmonte, a research associate at the UP Third World Studies Center, found that the Visayan revolutionary elites not only had sophisticated political ideas but also resented attempts by Malolos to assert its authority. A Tagalog military expedition sent by Malolos to Panay to assert its presence was met with hostility. The Luzon force led by Generals Ananias Diocno and Leandro Fullon was regarded by the Visayan revolutionaries, led by the Visayan supremo, Gen. Martin Delgado, as an ''invasion'' force ..." (Source: Inquirer-1999- 06-13 "View of revolt in provinces spurs revision" By: Amando Doronila)
According to Dr. Luis C.Dery, an eminent Filipino Scholar: "Expounding the extent of Aguinaldo's Philippine Army; the Bangsamoro nation's Mindanao, Sulu, and the rest of its islands never fell under Aguinaldo's politico-military control and sovereignty. In fact as late as August 1898 much of northern Luzon, southern Luzon, the Visayas, and Mindanao remained outside of the control of Aguinaldo's Republic. Thus, several military expeditions were sent to these places to bring' them to recognize the First Philippine Republic."
*That the 1898 Treaty of Paris preliminaries, should not have included territories of the sovereign "Visayan Nation"; the confederation of both the Central and Western Visayas Cantonal Governments by virtue of Spain's formal surrender prior to this U.S. and Spain treaty of peace (Paris) and the $20-million buy-out. Spain had no more legal rights to sell.
This diplomatic "Faux pas" that was supposed to be officially consummated and became legal and internationally binding only on APRIL 11, 1899 must be rectified. Furthermore, we may even have reason to believe that this "Treaty" was actually never formally ratified by the U.S. Senate accordingly.
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*June 12, 1898 -Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo proclaimed Philippine Independence from Spain in Kawit, Cavite --but never won the war against Spain, as explained in the infamous betrayal --the "Mock Battle of Manila of August 23, 1898".
*Nov. 6 & Dec. 23, 1898 -Spain formally surrendered to both; the Negros Republic that merged (Dec. 2, 1898) with the Federal Republic of the Visayas based in Iloilo (respectively)
excerpted: "...These two nations, from a purely legal point of view, are COMPLETELY LEGITIMATE UNTIL TODAY. This could imply that the Manila-based Tagalista-oriented Unitarian central government of the Philippines in the Visayas and Mindanao is an Occupational Government, that ultimately originated from an invalid Treaty of Paris...."
Dr. Jose P. Dacudao; National President -Save Our Languages thru Federalism Foundation (SOLFED), Inc.
*July 4, 1946 -The United States of America granted Philippine Independence on a silver platter with strings attached.
"True Independence could never be just self-proclaimed nor bestowed upon, it has to be won and duly achieved with dignity" -- dinggol araneta divinagracia (Founder: Ilonggo Nation Movement (INM) Global Network ..Dec. 25, 2005)
*A lover of nature and reform activities by profession; a genealogist and environmentalist by avocation. A Cooperative Movement advocate, history buff and an amateur "newbie" writer)
"It is rather speculative as it is without basis of history if we mean of "history" is that which had been written for us by the "tutas" or lackeys of our colonial and imperial masters.." -- Benjie Evicner Estuche (INM Co-Founder)
The Cooperative Movement-"It is not the best way, it is the onlyway"..
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Join the Last Laugh with us!
*When Christopher Columbus said that the world is round, people asked -What? and then they laughed.
*When the Wright brothers said they'll fly and soar the skies, people asked -How? and then they laughed.
*When Jules Verne wrote someday man could travel below the seven seas and shall walk on the moon, people asked - When? and then they laughed.
*When John the Baptist prophesied the coming of the Messiah, people asked -Who? and then they laughed.
*When the Ilonggo Nation Movement (INM) Global Network announced its mission and vision, people did not even bother to ask, What? How? When? or Who? --They just laughed and laughed.
*People are still laughing, ...but the laughter is fading!
ang inyo alagad... sa guihapon ...dinggol a. divinagracia~~~
email address: dinggol1023@gmail.com
To join! As a start, visit FACEBOOK: Ilonggo Nation Movement website .. (Non-ilonggos who share our advocacy are welcome)
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(Source: History Reborn"The Federal Republic of the Visayas" -by: dinggol a.divinagracia*June 12, 2007)
*That Spain had already formally surrendered to the Federal Republic of the Visayas even before Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo was proclaimed Philippine President in Malolos, Bulacan on January 23, 1899. That our Independent Visayan Republic, had never been under the authority and jurisdiction of Aguinaldo's "Katagalogan" Republic in Luzon.
excerpted: "...A paper written by Jose Manuel Velmonte, a research associate at the UP Third World Studies Center, found that the Visayan revolutionary elites not only had sophisticated political ideas but also resented attempts by Malolos to assert its authority. A Tagalog military expedition sent by Malolos to Panay to assert its presence was met with hostility. The Luzon force led by Generals Ananias Diocno and Leandro Fullon was regarded by the Visayan revolutionaries, led by the Visayan supremo, Gen. Martin Delgado, as an ''invasion'' force ..." (Source: Inquirer-1999- 06-13 "View of revolt in provinces spurs revision" By: Amando Doronila)
According to Dr. Luis C.Dery, an eminent Filipino Scholar: "Expounding the extent of Aguinaldo's Philippine Army; the Bangsamoro nation's Mindanao, Sulu, and the rest of its islands never fell under Aguinaldo's politico-military control and sovereignty. In fact as late as August 1898 much of northern Luzon, southern Luzon, the Visayas, and Mindanao remained outside of the control of Aguinaldo's Republic. Thus, several military expeditions were sent to these places to bring' them to recognize the First Philippine Republic."
*That the 1898 Treaty of Paris preliminaries, should not have included territories of the sovereign "Visayan Nation"; the confederation of both the Central and Western Visayas Cantonal Governments by virtue of Spain's formal surrender prior to this U.S. and Spain treaty of peace (Paris) and the $20-million buy-out. Spain had no more legal rights to sell.
This diplomatic "Faux pas" that was supposed to be officially consummated and became legal and internationally binding only on APRIL 11, 1899 must be rectified. Furthermore, we may even have reason to believe that this "Treaty" was actually never formally ratified by the U.S. Senate accordingly.
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*June 12, 1898 -Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo proclaimed Philippine Independence from Spain in Kawit, Cavite --but never won the war against Spain, as explained in the infamous betrayal --the "Mock Battle of Manila of August 23, 1898".
*Nov. 6 & Dec. 23, 1898 -Spain formally surrendered to both; the Negros Republic that merged (Dec. 2, 1898) with the Federal Republic of the Visayas based in Iloilo (respectively)
excerpted: "...These two nations, from a purely legal point of view, are COMPLETELY LEGITIMATE UNTIL TODAY. This could imply that the Manila-based Tagalista-oriented Unitarian central government of the Philippines in the Visayas and Mindanao is an Occupational Government, that ultimately originated from an invalid Treaty of Paris...."
Dr. Jose P. Dacudao; National President -Save Our Languages thru Federalism Foundation (SOLFED), Inc.
*July 4, 1946 -The United States of America granted Philippine Independence on a silver platter with strings attached.
"True Independence could never be just self-proclaimed nor bestowed upon, it has to be won and duly achieved with dignity" -- dinggol araneta divinagracia (Founder: Ilonggo Nation Movement (INM) Global Network ..Dec. 25, 2005)
*A lover of nature and reform activities by profession; a genealogist and environmentalist by avocation. A Cooperative Movement advocate, history buff and an amateur "newbie" writer)
"It is rather speculative as it is without basis of history if we mean of "history" is that which had been written for us by the "tutas" or lackeys of our colonial and imperial masters.." -- Benjie Evicner Estuche (INM Co-Founder)
The Cooperative Movement-"It is not the best way, it is the onlyway"..
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Join the Last Laugh with us!
*When Christopher Columbus said that the world is round, people asked -What? and then they laughed.
*When the Wright brothers said they'll fly and soar the skies, people asked -How? and then they laughed.
*When Jules Verne wrote someday man could travel below the seven seas and shall walk on the moon, people asked - When? and then they laughed.
*When John the Baptist prophesied the coming of the Messiah, people asked -Who? and then they laughed.
*When the Ilonggo Nation Movement (INM) Global Network announced its mission and vision, people did not even bother to ask, What? How? When? or Who? --They just laughed and laughed.
*People are still laughing, ...but the laughter is fading!
ang inyo alagad... sa guihapon ...dinggol a. divinagracia~~~
email address: dinggol1023@gmail.com
To join! As a start, visit FACEBOOK: Ilonggo Nation Movement website .. (Non-ilonggos who share our advocacy are welcome)
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"ACTA DE CAPITULACION~1898" (The Formal Surrender Document-Nov.6,1898)
(The last duly constituted authority of Spain in the Philippine archipelago)
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ANG PUNGSOD ILONGGO!
*Kabisay-an Nakatungdan* (The Ilonggo “Nation” Movement Newsletter) “To appreciate where you are now, you should know where you came from.” ============ ========= ========= ========= ========= ========= ========
*Kabisay-an Nakatungdan* (The Ilonggo “Nation” Movement Newsletter) “To appreciate where you are now, you should know where you came from.” ============ ========= ========= ========= ========= ========= ========
The Aquino of Tarlac that I Knew
The Aquino of Tarlac that I Knew (By: dinggol a.divinagracia-INM Global Network)
"In memory of my good cousin Hernan; a true and loyal friend"
The time was long ago, when the Aquino of Tarlac that I knew was nurturing a dream to become the 11th President of the Philippines.
And so, our group in Iloilo with watering hole at "Felmas' Place" along Yulo Street in Iloilo City organized the "Friends of Ninoy-Iloilo Chapter" --headed by Ninoys' San Beda High School classmate and good buddy Hernan Penaflorida Divinagracia of Pototan, Iloilo and by Ramonit Lopez of Jaro, Iloilo City. The group included Hernan's brother Rene, a staff member in the Senate office of the controversial Senator; Atty. Ramon Gonzales of the Javellana vs Executive Secretary Supreme Court novel case; Raul Zarandin; Candit Pulmones; Manolet Custodio; Colay Borromeo; Bob Javelona; Dolping Besa; Johnny Cezar; Junior Juntado; Red Ortiz; Rudy Gorres; Vergil Vargas; KC Espinosa; Mr. Traen of Antique; Ponsing Billones of Capiz; many politicians mostly of the Liberal Party and others that I could no longer recall due to senior intellectual interlude.
Everytime Ninoy comes to Iloilo, he is without escort nor bodyguard but only his private plane pilot. And he always stay over-night nowhere else but at the Doña Aurora Subdivision residence of Hernan and Telly Yusay-Divinagracia in Iloilo City. And yes! we, the "Friends of Ninoy" acted as his personal bodyguards during his Iloilo sojourn. The last time the bespectacled Senator was in Iloilo was to act as principal sponsor in the christening of his former classmate youngest son named Benigno "Ninoy" Yusay Divinagracia.
When martial law was declared, the Aquino of Tarlac that I knew was the first arrested together with members of the political opposition and mass media; members of the academe, business and industry, labor and student leaders and others vocal against Malacanang.
During the early part of Ninoy Aquinos' incarceration, aside from his immediate family, those who dared visited him in the stockade, were very very few including Joker Arroyo and Hernan Divinagracia. Other close friends and many kins played it safe and shied away for fear being blacklisted by the martial law regime.
Then later, on that fateful day in August, 1983 history played its' role, and Ninoy's dream was destined to remain forever a dream. The irony, his brutal assassination fulfilled his own words; "The Filipinos is worth dying for".
Hernan would again visit his "kumare" Cory and her children and stayed in their Times Street home in Quezon City; this time to sympathize and console them during their moments of bereavement.
Three years had past since Ninoy's martyrdom, and due to controlled media and the Filipinos "Bahala Na" attitude, the sentimental massive outburst of Senator Aquino's murder apparently simmered down. Then on the 6th of February, 1986, the incumbent Governor of Antique was blatantly assassinated just outside the Provincial Capitol in San Jose. The impunity with which opposition Gov. Evelio Javier's execution was carried out, in plain veiw of his constituents by the butchers in the military establishment was too much to bear. The Filipino people's cry "Tama Na! Sobra Na!" was heard loud and clear from Aparri to Tawi-Tawi, perhaps even accross the globe. A few idealistic officers in the AFP could no longer swallow series of these distardly acts and wanted reform with concrete radical action. They were led by Rex Robles and Billy Bebit of Iloilo, Gringo Honasan of Sorsogon, Red Kapunan of Capiz, Bebot Delfin of Antique, Pastolero of Negros Oriental, Vic Batac of Bohol, Turingan, and other young patriotic military leaders.
Two weeks after Ilonggo Governor Evelio Javier of Antique was slain and as God wills it! another Ilonggo, a prelate from Aklan named Jaime Cardinal Sin would instigate a relatively bloodless "People's Power Revolution" that created a new phrase in the dictionary and emulated by freedom loving people under the yoke of tyrants in other parts of the world.
After the plain housewife Cory was transformed into "Her Excellency Corazon C. Aquino, President of the Philippines"; my primo Hernan decided to set an appointment for a courtesy call to Malacanang. The palace "Cordon Sanitaire" wondered how and why a "nobody" named Hernan Divinagracia easily got approval to see Madam President. According to Hernan, after the usual intimate gestures, Cory asked him in front of Executive Secretary Joker Arroyo: "Pare Hernan, anong gusto mong position sa gobierno?" --the shy guy Hernan politely replied that he would prefer just a low profile liaison officer position. Right then and there, his appointment was processed as Liaison Officer in the Office of Political Affairs in Malacanang headed by fellow Visayans Secretary Antonio Cuenco of Cebu with Manny Festin Martinez of Romblon as Deputy Secretary. "Ang lakas mo pala kay Cory", remarked the Executive Secretary in gist.
Knowing his happy-go-lucky lifestyle and easy going attitude, who frowns on serious public obligations and sensitive government responsibilities, I was not at all surprised. Hernans' family own choiced residential and commercial properties and vast tracts of riceland, sugarland and fishpond in Iloilo. However, politics is in his blood. His father Atty. Tranquilino Villa Divinagracia was one of Iloilo's delegate to the pre-war Constitutional Convention and his first cousin Mariano Penaflorida was long time Governor of Iloilo Province. Detailed in Malacanang's Political Affairs Office, Hernan as Liaison Officer was like a turtle thrown into the lake.
Thereafter, we would meet in social gatherings in Metro Manila several friends and former classmates of Ninoy, including Cesar Yatco, etc. --I distincly remember, in San Fernando, Pampanga the numerous glaring streamers "Ninoy a Dream, Cory the Reality!" displayed along strategic places when we visited the Office of Bren Guiao, newly appointed Governor of the Province. Pampanga Gov. Bren Guiao was assigned by President Cory, as her "Confidante" to coordinate personally with Hernan. The honest-to-goodness relationship between the two proved fruitfull as many Ilonggos were benefited.
During the early 1990's, Hernando P. Divinagracia passed away. Cory Aquino and family extended sincere expression of sympathy to his family. Presently, except for the four of us, all afore-mentioned original members of the "Friends of Ninoy" in Iloilo have also rested in peace.
Last year the most revered Philippine President Corazon C. Aquino joined her "kumpadre Hernan and Kumadre Telly" and other departed friends of her late charismatic husband, the Aquino of Tarlac that I knew, in the kingdom of their creator where there is no more death but only eternal joy!
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"In memory of my good cousin Hernan; a true and loyal friend"
The time was long ago, when the Aquino of Tarlac that I knew was nurturing a dream to become the 11th President of the Philippines.
And so, our group in Iloilo with watering hole at "Felmas' Place" along Yulo Street in Iloilo City organized the "Friends of Ninoy-Iloilo Chapter" --headed by Ninoys' San Beda High School classmate and good buddy Hernan Penaflorida Divinagracia of Pototan, Iloilo and by Ramonit Lopez of Jaro, Iloilo City. The group included Hernan's brother Rene, a staff member in the Senate office of the controversial Senator; Atty. Ramon Gonzales of the Javellana vs Executive Secretary Supreme Court novel case; Raul Zarandin; Candit Pulmones; Manolet Custodio; Colay Borromeo; Bob Javelona; Dolping Besa; Johnny Cezar; Junior Juntado; Red Ortiz; Rudy Gorres; Vergil Vargas; KC Espinosa; Mr. Traen of Antique; Ponsing Billones of Capiz; many politicians mostly of the Liberal Party and others that I could no longer recall due to senior intellectual interlude.
Everytime Ninoy comes to Iloilo, he is without escort nor bodyguard but only his private plane pilot. And he always stay over-night nowhere else but at the Doña Aurora Subdivision residence of Hernan and Telly Yusay-Divinagracia in Iloilo City. And yes! we, the "Friends of Ninoy" acted as his personal bodyguards during his Iloilo sojourn. The last time the bespectacled Senator was in Iloilo was to act as principal sponsor in the christening of his former classmate youngest son named Benigno "Ninoy" Yusay Divinagracia.
When martial law was declared, the Aquino of Tarlac that I knew was the first arrested together with members of the political opposition and mass media; members of the academe, business and industry, labor and student leaders and others vocal against Malacanang.
During the early part of Ninoy Aquinos' incarceration, aside from his immediate family, those who dared visited him in the stockade, were very very few including Joker Arroyo and Hernan Divinagracia. Other close friends and many kins played it safe and shied away for fear being blacklisted by the martial law regime.
Then later, on that fateful day in August, 1983 history played its' role, and Ninoy's dream was destined to remain forever a dream. The irony, his brutal assassination fulfilled his own words; "The Filipinos is worth dying for".
Hernan would again visit his "kumare" Cory and her children and stayed in their Times Street home in Quezon City; this time to sympathize and console them during their moments of bereavement.
Three years had past since Ninoy's martyrdom, and due to controlled media and the Filipinos "Bahala Na" attitude, the sentimental massive outburst of Senator Aquino's murder apparently simmered down. Then on the 6th of February, 1986, the incumbent Governor of Antique was blatantly assassinated just outside the Provincial Capitol in San Jose. The impunity with which opposition Gov. Evelio Javier's execution was carried out, in plain veiw of his constituents by the butchers in the military establishment was too much to bear. The Filipino people's cry "Tama Na! Sobra Na!" was heard loud and clear from Aparri to Tawi-Tawi, perhaps even accross the globe. A few idealistic officers in the AFP could no longer swallow series of these distardly acts and wanted reform with concrete radical action. They were led by Rex Robles and Billy Bebit of Iloilo, Gringo Honasan of Sorsogon, Red Kapunan of Capiz, Bebot Delfin of Antique, Pastolero of Negros Oriental, Vic Batac of Bohol, Turingan, and other young patriotic military leaders.
Two weeks after Ilonggo Governor Evelio Javier of Antique was slain and as God wills it! another Ilonggo, a prelate from Aklan named Jaime Cardinal Sin would instigate a relatively bloodless "People's Power Revolution" that created a new phrase in the dictionary and emulated by freedom loving people under the yoke of tyrants in other parts of the world.
After the plain housewife Cory was transformed into "Her Excellency Corazon C. Aquino, President of the Philippines"; my primo Hernan decided to set an appointment for a courtesy call to Malacanang. The palace "Cordon Sanitaire" wondered how and why a "nobody" named Hernan Divinagracia easily got approval to see Madam President. According to Hernan, after the usual intimate gestures, Cory asked him in front of Executive Secretary Joker Arroyo: "Pare Hernan, anong gusto mong position sa gobierno?" --the shy guy Hernan politely replied that he would prefer just a low profile liaison officer position. Right then and there, his appointment was processed as Liaison Officer in the Office of Political Affairs in Malacanang headed by fellow Visayans Secretary Antonio Cuenco of Cebu with Manny Festin Martinez of Romblon as Deputy Secretary. "Ang lakas mo pala kay Cory", remarked the Executive Secretary in gist.
Knowing his happy-go-lucky lifestyle and easy going attitude, who frowns on serious public obligations and sensitive government responsibilities, I was not at all surprised. Hernans' family own choiced residential and commercial properties and vast tracts of riceland, sugarland and fishpond in Iloilo. However, politics is in his blood. His father Atty. Tranquilino Villa Divinagracia was one of Iloilo's delegate to the pre-war Constitutional Convention and his first cousin Mariano Penaflorida was long time Governor of Iloilo Province. Detailed in Malacanang's Political Affairs Office, Hernan as Liaison Officer was like a turtle thrown into the lake.
Thereafter, we would meet in social gatherings in Metro Manila several friends and former classmates of Ninoy, including Cesar Yatco, etc. --I distincly remember, in San Fernando, Pampanga the numerous glaring streamers "Ninoy a Dream, Cory the Reality!" displayed along strategic places when we visited the Office of Bren Guiao, newly appointed Governor of the Province. Pampanga Gov. Bren Guiao was assigned by President Cory, as her "Confidante" to coordinate personally with Hernan. The honest-to-goodness relationship between the two proved fruitfull as many Ilonggos were benefited.
During the early 1990's, Hernando P. Divinagracia passed away. Cory Aquino and family extended sincere expression of sympathy to his family. Presently, except for the four of us, all afore-mentioned original members of the "Friends of Ninoy" in Iloilo have also rested in peace.
Last year the most revered Philippine President Corazon C. Aquino joined her "kumpadre Hernan and Kumadre Telly" and other departed friends of her late charismatic husband, the Aquino of Tarlac that I knew, in the kingdom of their creator where there is no more death but only eternal joy!
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Today the Ilonggo Nation! ...tomorrow a Federal Filipino Nation!
The Ilonggo "Nation" Movement was founded on December 25, 2005 via internet communication with moderators based in several United States Cities and in the Philippines.
Today, we have about 23-thousand active group and individual membership listings across six (6) Continents.
The objective: to form a "Cyberspace Group" to rally concerned Filipinos worldwide. Those who share with us the desire to do something for "Inang Bayan". Even just to light a candle instead of cursing the darkness.
A consensus was reached; to reform a country almost totally swallowed by the "ogres" of the system, is a gigantic task. So we go back to basics, our roots. It's like instead cleaning the neighborhood, we start within your own house. And if we could persuade neighbors to do the same, perhaps we might be able to collectively cure the "Cancer of Filipino Society" or forever perish as a people.
Our "Inang Bayan" of more than 89 million souls should not, must not be the exclusive preserve of the "abusive" oligarchy, the "useless" trapos and the "conscienceless" political dynasties.
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Today, we have about 23-thousand active group and individual membership listings across six (6) Continents.
The objective: to form a "Cyberspace Group" to rally concerned Filipinos worldwide. Those who share with us the desire to do something for "Inang Bayan". Even just to light a candle instead of cursing the darkness.
A consensus was reached; to reform a country almost totally swallowed by the "ogres" of the system, is a gigantic task. So we go back to basics, our roots. It's like instead cleaning the neighborhood, we start within your own house. And if we could persuade neighbors to do the same, perhaps we might be able to collectively cure the "Cancer of Filipino Society" or forever perish as a people.
Our "Inang Bayan" of more than 89 million souls should not, must not be the exclusive preserve of the "abusive" oligarchy, the "useless" trapos and the "conscienceless" political dynasties.
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Mactan Chieftain "Lapu Lapu" -Our Foremost Hero
The 1586 "Igbaong Revolt" (Igbaras-Ogtong)
In 1586, when Antique was still part of Ogtong (now Oton-Iloilo); the "Igbaong Revolt" started when the local leaders protested against the cruelty and abuses of the encomienderos and friars due to conscription or forced labor, either to work in their haciendas or construction of churches.
The 1663 "Tapar Revolt" in Ogtong -now Oton, Iloilo
In 1663, "Tapar" -a babaylan and nativist of Oton, Iloilo waged the "Tapar Revolt". Poorly armed these early movements were easily quelled. But the Ilonggo patriots did not give up; they continued their struggle for freedom.
Francisco"Dagohoy"Sendrijas of Inabanga,Bohol
Graciano Lopez Jaena of Jaro, Iloilo"Ilonggo National Hero"
"Gral-en-Gefe"Martin Teofilo Delgado y Bermejo of Sta.Barbara,Iloilo
General Pablo Soriano Araneta (1863-1941) of Molo, Iloilo City
Gen. Teresa Ferraris Magbanua (1868-1947) of Pototan, Iloilo
Gen. Aniceto Ledesma Lacson of Talisay, Negros Occidental
Gen.Juan Anacleto Araneta y Torres of Bago, Negros Occidental
Gen. Marciano Soriano Araneta (1866-1940) of Molo, Iloilo City
Gen.Pantaleon Villegas of Bacong,Negros Oriental
Don Diego de la Vina of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
This Spanish-Chinese mestiso married to a member of a prominent Ilonggo family with big landholdings, led his men and other revolucionarios overthrew the Spanish authorities in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental.
Don Gregorio Soriano Araneta (1869-1930)of Molo, Iloilo City
Gen. Leandro Locsin Fullon of Hamtic, Antique
Gen.Francisco del Castillo & the Martyrs of the Aklan Revolution
A memorial monument with nineteen steps of the "Kalibo Shrine of Freedom" with Equestrian General Francisco del Castillo at the top was erected in Kalibo, Aklan in their honor:
*Roman Aguirre*Tomas Briones*Domingo dela Cruz*
Valeriano Dalida*Claro Delgado*Angelo Fernandez *Benito Iban*Candido Iban*Simon Inocencio*Isidro Jimenez* Catalino Mangat*Lamberto Mangat*
Valeriano Masinda*Maximo Mationg*Simplicio
Reyes*Canuto Segovia*Gavino Sucgang* Francisco
Villorente*Gabino Yonsal*
*Roman Aguirre*Tomas Briones*Domingo dela Cruz*
Valeriano Dalida*Claro Delgado*Angelo Fernandez *Benito Iban*Candido Iban*Simon Inocencio*Isidro Jimenez* Catalino Mangat*Lamberto Mangat*
Valeriano Masinda*Maximo Mationg*Simplicio
Reyes*Canuto Segovia*Gavino Sucgang* Francisco
Villorente*Gabino Yonsal*
Gen. Esteban Contreras -Head of the 'Revolucionarios' in Capiz
Gen. Esteban Contreras, together with Colonels Pascual Barza & Juan Arce with Captain Alejandro Balgos led the Capizenos defeated and drove the Spanish forces out of Capiz; few days before Spain formally surrendered to the Federal Republic of the Visayas in Iloilo on Dec.23, 1898.
Don Bernabe Reyes-President: Bohol Island Republic
On June 11, 1899 -the cantonal government in Bohol elected Don Bernabe Reyes as the President of the island Nation, under the Federal Republic of the Visayas based in Iloilo.
Colonel Diego de Diaz of Romblon
In 1898, Colonel Diego de Diaz became the Commander of the Revolutionary Forces in Romblon, then a part of Capiz Province in the island of Panay.
Dionisio"Papa Isio"Sigobeyla of Cauayan,Negros Occ.
After the surrender of Gen. Aniceto Lacson to U.S. forces in Bacolod; "Papa Isio", a babaylan declared himself the head of the Revolutionary Government of Negros. He fought the American troops for about eight more years until his capture in 1907.
Florencio Entrencherado of Central Iloilo-Panay
In 1925, Florencio Entrencherado obsessed by the Napoleonic saga declared himself Emperor and it was treated as a joke. Within a year his stand against heavy taxation and foreign interference had gained him thousands of peasant followers who fought American authorities. He was later captured and imprisoned in Manila where he died in May, 1929.
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