Apolinario Mabini: Ang Dakilang Lumpo at Utak ng Rebolusyon Si Apolinario Mabini y Maranan o

mas kilala na Apolinario Mabini ay isang Pilipinong pilosopo at teoretista na nagsulat ng

konstitusyon ng Unang republika ng Pilipinas. Siya ang kauna-unahang punong ministro ng
bansa at kilala bilang ang Dakilang Lumpo. Si Apolinario ay ipinanganak noong July 23, 1864 sa
Talaga, Tanauan, Batangas nina Inocencio Mabini at Dionisia Maranan. Mahirap lamang ang
pamilya ni Mabini na ang pangunahing kabuhayan ay ang pagsasaka. Noong 1881, Si Mabini ay
nakatanggap ng scholarship at nag-aral sa Colegio de San Juan de Letran na kung saan
nakapagtapos sya ng Bachelor of Arts at naging propesor sa Latin. Bagamat nais ng kanyang ina
na siyay maging pari ay kinuha ang kursong abogasiya sa Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas at
nagtapos noong 1894 ...
Apolinario Mabini y Maranan
(Tagalog pronunciaton: [apol na jo
ma bin ], July 23, 1864 – May 13, ɪ
ˈɾˈɪ
1903) was a Filipino revolutonary
leader, educator, lawyer, and
statesman who served first as a
legal and
consttutonal adviser to the
Revolutonary Government, and
then as the first Prime Minister of
the
Philippines upon the establishment
of the First Philippine Republic.
He is regarded as the "utak ng
himagsikan" or "brain of the
revoluton".
Two of his works, El Verdadero
Decalogo (The True Decalogue,
June 24, 1898), and Programa
Consttucional dela Republica
Filipina (The Consttutonal
Program of the Philippine
Republic, 1898)
became instrumental in the
drafting of what would eventually
be known as the Malolos
Consttuton.[2]
Mabini performed all his
revolutonary and governmental
actvites despite having lost the use
of both
his legs to polio[3] shortly before
the Philippine Revoluton of 1896.
Mabini's role in Philippine history
saw him confrontng first Spanish
colonial rule in the opening days of
the Philippine Revoluton, and then
American colonial rule in the days
of the Philippine–American War.
The latter saw Mabini captured
and exiled to Guam by American
colonial authorites, allowed to
return
only two months before his
eventual death in May 1903.
Contents
1 Life
1.1 Early life and educaton
1.2 Law Studies
1.3 Masonry and La Liga Filipina
1.4 Polio and eventual paralysis
1.5 1896 Revoluton and Arrest
1.6 Adviser to the Revolutonary
Government
1.7 Prime Minister of the
Philippines
1.8 Philippine American War,
exile, and return
1.9 Death
2 Historical Remembrance
Apolinario Mabini y Maranan
(Tagalog pronunciaton: [apol na jo
ma bin ], July 23, 1864 – May 13, ɪ
ˈ ɾ ˈ ɪ1903) was a Filipino
revolutonary leader, educator,
lawyer, and statesman who served
first as a legal andconsttutonal
adviser to the Revolutonary
Government, and then as the first
Prime Minister of the Philippines
upon the establishment of the First
Philippine Republic. He is
regarded as the "utak ng
himagsikan" or "brain of the
revoluton".Two of his works, El
Verdadero Decalogo (The True
Decalogue, June 24, 1898), and
Programa Consttucional dela
Republica Filipina (The
Consttutonal Program of the
Philippine Republic, 1898) became
instrumental in the drafting of
what would eventually be known
as the Malolos Consttuton.
[2]Mabini performed all his
revolutonary and governmental
actvites despite having lost the use
of both his legs to polio[3] shortly
before the Philippine Revoluton of
1896.Mabini's role in Philippine
history saw him confrontng first
Spanish colonial rule in the
opening days of the Philippine
Revoluton, and then American
colonial rule in the days of the
Philippine–American War. The
latter saw Mabini captured and
exiled to Guam by American
colonial authorites, allowed to
return only two months before his
eventual death in May
1903.Contents1 Life1.1 Early life
and educaton1.2 Law Studies1.3
Masonry and La Liga Filipina1.4
Polio and eventual paralysis1.5
1896 Revoluton and Arrest1.6
Adviser to the Revolutonary
Government1.7 Prime Minister of
the Philippines1.8 Philippine
American War, exile, and
return1.9 Death2 Historical
Remembrance2.1 "Brains of the
Revoluton"2.1 "Brains of the
Revoluton"