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Spanishcolonization 180527124520 PDF
Spanishcolonization 180527124520 PDF
Philippines
Treaty of Tordesillas
• Homonhon Island
• Magellan sailed to
Mactan
• Planted a cross
(Archipelago of Saint
Lazarus )
Lapu-Lapu
• was a ruler of Mactan in Visayas
• first Filipino hero because he was the first native to resist Spanish
colonization
Battle of Mactan
• April 27, 1521
• First known recorded resistance of the Filipinos against
foreign forces who aimed to invade and conquer the
Philippines
• Lapu-Lapu had at least 1,500 native warriors in the battle
• the Portuguese sea captain deployed 48 armored men, less
than half his crew, with swords, axes, shields, cross-bows
and guns.
The battle left the expedition with too few crewmen and three ships
Concepción- abandoned
• Returned to Cebu and invited the natives to come down from the
mountain
• Si Makyo and Si Katapan
Agreement
1. The Filipinos promised to be loyal to the King of Spain and to the Spaniards
2. The Filipinos promised to help the Spaniards in any battle against the enemy; in
return, the Spaniards promised to protect the Filipinos from all enemies
3. A Filipino who had committed a crime against a Spaniard shall be turned over to
the Spanish authorities, while a Spaniards who had committed a crime against
Filipino shall be turned over to the Filipino chieftains
4. Goods to be sold to either the Spaniards or the Filipinos shall be priced
moderately
5. An Armed Filipino shall not allowed to enter the Spanish settlement
The Settlement in Panay
Panay
• 1569
• Second Spanish settlement
• Legazpi won over the people of Panay by telling them of his peaceful
intentions
• The Spanish missionaries, the Augustinian friars, converted some natives to
Christianity.
The First Spanish Voyage to Manila
Founding of Manila
Legazpi was happy to hear from Goiti news about the Manila.
Legazpi became the first Governor-General
Father Diego de Herrera, an Augustinian friar, suggested that they settle in Manila
June 24, 1571- Legazpi made the Manila the capital of the Philippines.
Legazpi appointed two alcaldes, an alguacil mayor, twelve regidores, and one
escibano.
With the foundation of Manila as the capital of the Philippines, the foundation of
the Spanish colonial empire in the Orient was said to have been laid.
Expeditions to other Parts of Luzon
National Government
Headed by Governor-General
Head of the Supreme court
He possessed vast executive, legislative and judicial
Commander-in-chief of the army and navy
Economic planner of the country
Member of audiencia
The Audiencia
Alcalde Mayor
• His salary was small but he could collect a part of the tributes to increase his
income
• Indulto di commercio
• Abolished on 1844
Municipal Government
Cabeza
o Each barrio or barangay of the town was headed by a cabeza who did not
receive any salary
o Given a part of the taxes collected in his barrio
o Considered member of the principalia or the aristocracy
The Residencia and Visita
Residencia
* public investigation
* trial of outgoing colonial officials in order to ascertain whether they had
committed abuses in the performance of their duties
* the procedure was for the incoming governor-general to conduct the
investigation and trial of his predecessor and other officials of the government
* result of the investigation and trial was sent to Spain for final decision
Vista
Secret investigation of an official’s acts as a public servant whose
purpose was to make him work honestly and efficiently as he was
expected to do
Forced Labor
1. That Filipinos to be drafted for work must be paid for their work
2. That Filipino labourers should not be made to work in distant places where
they could not return to their families
3. That the drafting of labourers should not coincide with the planting and
harvest seasons
4. That physically incapable men should not be overworked
5. That forced labor should be resorted to only in a clear case of absolute
necessity
6. That the number of laborers drafted should be diminished as soon as laborers
from other countries (probably referring to Chinese) had volunteered to
work
The Encomienda
• Distribution of lands to loyal Spanish subjects
• These men had helped conquer the Philippines
• The encomienda was actually not a land, but a favour from the King under which
the Spaniard receiving the favour was given the right to collect tributes or taxes
from the inhabitants of an area assigned to him
• The man who received this favour is called encomiendero
1.Royal Encomienda
2.Ecclesiastical Encomienda
3.Private Encomienda
The encomienderos were required by law to perform the following duties:
1. to give protection to the natives
2. to help the missionaries convert the natives to Christianity
3. to promote education
Abuses:
1. Brutal treatment of the Filipinos
2.Collecting more tribute than that authorized by law
3. Forcing the people to work for them
4.Seizure of the people’s animals and crops without just
compensation
The Tribute
• Filipinos were compelled to pay tribute to the Spanish colonial government
• It is a form of recognition of the Filipino’s loyalty to the King of Spain
• It was introduced on 1570, the tribute was small
• Above sixteen years and below sixty
• In 1589, the tribute increased which a small part of it went to the Church,
sanctorum
• The tribute was abolished on 1884 and the cedula persona was introduced.
Taxes
• Diezmos prediales-consisted of one-tenth of the produce of the land
• Donativo de Zamboanga- introduced in 1635, tax specifically used for
the conquest of Jolo.
• Vinta- tax paid by the people of some provinces along the coast of
western Luzon for the defense of the coasts from Muslim
The Galleon Trade
Rafael de Izquierdo
• 1871 to 1873
• “with a crucifix in one hand, and a sword on the other”
Carlos Maria de la Torre Rafael de Izquierdo
Resistance Against Spanish Rule
Cavite Mutiny
Andres Bonifacio
July 7, 1892
Kataas-taasang, Kagalang-galangang Katipunan
ng mga Anak ang Bayan
Organization fighting for independence from Spain
Thank You!
Aesha Farhani U. Aguam