ROBERTO QUINTO

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ZHI 112 1M

Prof. GERALD A. DIZON

Name of Rebellion

Year

Leader

Result of the rebellion

Sulayman Revolt

1574

Lakandula and Raja

Sulayman

Magalat Revolt

1596

Magalat

Bancao Revolt

1621 1622

Bancao (the Datu of

Carigara)

Itneg Revolt

1625 - 1627

Miguel Lanad and

Alababan

Sumuroy Revolt

1649 - 1650

Agustin Sumuroy

Almazan Revolt

January 1661

Don Pedro Almazan

Panay Revolt

1663

Tapar

Dagohoy Rebellion

1744 - 1829

Francisco Dagohoy

The rebellion failed and

totally crushed in 1574.
All the rebels was
captured and executed
while Magalat is
assassinated by his own
men in their own
headquarters.
The revolt failed and
Bancao and one of his
sons are beheaded while
his followers were all shot
by firing squad.
Gobernador-General
Fernando de Silva sent
Spanish troops and they
destroy the food source of
the Itnegs causing them to
surrender.
The rebellion failed and
their leader, Agustin
Sumuroy, was captured
and executed.
The rebellion failed when
Don Pedro Almazan was
captured by the Spanish
troops and later executed.
Tapar and his men were
killed against Spanish
soldiers and their corpses
were impaled in stakes.
Their revolt lasted 85
years. Spaniards failed to
stop the rebellion.
Dagohoy died two years
before the revolt was
ended and all of his
followers were granted
pardon and allowed to live
in Boholano Villages.

Reasons in the failure of the Filipino revolts

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Early Filipinos are lacked of manpower, weaponry and commitment.

They have negative traits causing some misunderstanding (ex. Selfish, Ignorance, Inconsiderate)
Due of forced labor.
Lack of unity.
Lack of nationalism in most of the Filipinos.
Lack of knowledge and skill.
No steady language causing misunderstanding. (ex. Bisaya talking to Ilocano, Bisaya talking to Igorot)
Lack of resources for warfare.
Lack of military tactics.
Most Filipinos are loyal to the Spaniards, especially to the Friars.