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    Magellan's Circumnavigation Report

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    Magellan led the first circumnavigation of the world, arriving in the Philippines in 1521. [1] His voyage aimed to spread Christianity and establish Spanish colonial rule through establishing relations with local leaders. [2] However, the account reveals biases in how native peoples like those on Ladrones Island were portrayed, and issues with how Magellan imposed Christianity without respecting local customs and identities. [3] The expedition ended when Magellan was killed in Mactan Island resisting Lapu-Lapu's larger forces, though Magellan is often portrayed solely as the heroic figure.

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    Magellan led the first circumnavigation of the world, arriving in the Philippines in 1521. [1] His voyage aimed to spread Christianity and establish Spanish colonial rule through establishing relations with local leaders. [2] However, the account reveals biases in how native peoples like those on Ladrones Island were portrayed, and issues with how Magellan imposed Christianity without respecting local customs and identities. [3] The expedition ended when Magellan was killed in Mactan Island resisting Lapu-Lapu's larger forces, though Magellan is often portrayed solely as the heroic figure.

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    Magellan led the first circumnavigation of the world, arriving in the Philippines in 1521. [1] His voyage aimed to spread Christianity and establish Spanish colonial rule through establishing relations with local leaders. [2] However, the account reveals biases in how native peoples like those on Ladrones Island were portrayed, and issues with how Magellan imposed Christianity without respecting local customs and identities. [3] The expedition ended when Magellan was killed in Mactan Island resisting Lapu-Lapu's larger forces, though Magellan is often portrayed solely as the heroic figure.

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    Magellan's Circumnavigation Report

    1.) Magellan and Spain's reason for circumnavigation

     Colonialism
     Power
     Christianity
     Spice
     Patunayanag bilog ang mundo

    2.) Voyage

    a. Ladrones Island March 10


     Island of the Thieves
     Marianas
     Culture (e.g. sticks with fish bone)
     Poors

    b. March 18, 1521


     Homonhon Island Zamal or Samar
     King or Datu of Samar
     Coconuts, supplies

    c. March 25
     Butuan ang Caragua Samar
     Datu Culambu
     Mines of Gold
     Additional Supplies
     Datu Culambu got fascinated with Spaniard's armor

    d. Going to Cebu (The wealthiest island)


     Cebu's king asked for Spaniards to pay tributes
     Magellan refused (Nag-123)
     Promise of the Cross – Shield of Filipinos against harm from Spain
     Crown and Nail
     Conflict and Issues
     Magellan shared message about God and peace
     Many Filipino natives asked to become Christians for "Free-will" kuno.

    e. April 14
     Burning Idols
     Worship Cross
     Baptism of Cebu's Datu
     Natives baptism
     Naming – Magellan, Don Carlos

    f. Zula – Pricipal man of Mactan


     Came to Cebu
     Boat full of army against Lapu-lapu
     Magellan's Team – 49 men
     Lapu-lapu's team – 1,500 men
     #Magellan Ganda lang, wlang utak

    BIASES AND ISSUES

    1.) VOYAGE

    a. Ladrones Islad=ng
     People were judged as thieves just because they're poor.
     Without golds but thieves?

    b. Homonhon
     First Gold!

    c. Butuan and Caragua


     Easter Sunday First mass
     Easily influenced
     Spaniard's true intention risen because of Cebu's wealth
     Pakitang tao muna Bes!

    d. Cebu
     Christianity

    Advantages

     Security
     Knew God

    Dis-advantages

     Lost of Cultural Identity


     Pay tribute but refused to pay = corruption and 1,2,3
     Miracle daw? 50/50
     Magellan and Spaniards pinakitang sobrang mabuti.... Edi wow!
     Magellan vs. LApu-lapu – Heroic kuno si Magellan.

    For more infos, read and search nalang 🙂

    Thanks Guys, Good luck and God bless us all..

    To God be the glory!

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