Multiperspectivity

- This can be defined as way of looking at historical events, personalities, developments, cultures,
and societies from different perspectives.
- It means that there is a multitude of ways by which we can view the world, and each could be
equally valid, and at the same time, equally partial as well.

Primary Source: Pigafetta’s Testimony of the route of Magellan’s Expedition

1. Saturday, March 16, 1321 – High Land named “Zamal”.

2. Sunday, March 17- Zamal Island.
3. On the same day (Sunday March 17)- The Island of Saint Lazous”.
4. Monday, March 18- Exchange of goods and Supplies
5. Island of Homonhon
6. Monday, March 25- Feast Day of Lacarnation.
7. Thursday, April 4- The King of Mazau.
8. Sunday, April 7- Harbor of “Zulas”.

Primary Source: Pigafetta and Seven days in Mazua

1. Tuesday, March 23- Exchange of Gifts.

2. Friday, March 29- Pigafetta.
3. Saturday, Mach 30- Feasting and Drinking.
4. Sunday, March 31-Supplies of Food.
5. Monday, April 1- Magellan sent men ashore to help the harvest.
6. Tuesday, April 2 and Wednesday April 3- Work on the harst.
7. Thursday, April 4- They leave Mazua.

What happened to the Cavite Mutiny

The year 1872 is a historic year of the two events:

- the Cavite mutiny and the martyrdom of the 3 Priest : Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, Jacinto
Zamora, that later on immortalized as GOMBURZA
- The Cavite mutiny, a major factor in the awakening of nationalism among the Filipinos of that
time. Spanish Accounts of the Cavite mutiny Jose Montero y Vidal a Spanish historian centered
on how the events was attempt in overthrowing the Spanish government in the Philippines.
Governor General Rafael Izquierdo he implicated the native clergy, who were then, active in the
movement toward secularization of the Parishes.
Cavite Mutiny

Cavite Mutiny - The awakening of nationalism among the Filipinos.

Gomburza - A collective name of the martyred Priests. Tagged as the Masterminds of the Cavite mutiny.

- They were prom