Activity #5

Write a critical analysis of the important historical information found in both documents.

Nathanael P. Mangana
BSCE- 1B
Analysis of Declaration of
Philippine Independence
Declaration of Philippine
Independence was first written by
Ambrosio Rianzares
Bautista also known as Don
Bosyong later translated by
Sulpicio Guevara an author,
born on year 1904. Ambrosio
Rianzares Bautista was born on
December 7, 1830 at
Biñan, Laguna, Captaincy General
of the Philippines. The Declaration
of Philippine
Independence (Declaracion de
Independencia de Filipinas) was
th
proclaimed on 12 of
June year 1998 in Cavite II el
Viejo (Kawit, Cavite) Philippines
at the balcony of
General Emilio Aguinaldo’s
residence. The Declaration of
Philippine Independence
was proclaimed and solemnized by
the War Counsellor and the
Special Delegate,
Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista
by the Dictatorial Government
of the Philippines,
pursuant to, and by virtue of, a
Decree issued by the Engregious
Dictator Don Emilio
Aguinaldo y Famy. The
declaration was signed by 98
persons. Thousands of people
from the provinces gathered in
Kawit, Cavite to witness the
historic event. The
military, representatives of
various towns and other civil
officials were in attendance
to witness the said historic event.
This declaration has a purpose to
proclaim the
sovereignty and independence of
the Philippines from the colonial
rule of the Spanish
Empire.The Declaration of
Philippine Independence is a
government- issued
document. The purpose of this
document is to remind us, remind
the colonists, and
the whole world that the
Philippines declared independence
from the colonists. The
declaration included the list of
grievances against the Spanish
Government stretching
back to explorer Ferdinand
Magellan arrival on 1521. The
Declaration of Philippine
Independence document is
important in our whole country
because it serves as the
proof of being independent
of our country from the
colonists. This document
summarizes and expresses all
about the events happened during
the conquest by
the colonists in 300 years. This
government-issued document can
prove us that our
country and ourselves were freed
from the colonists and implies that
we have the
right to live without any
hindrances and we also have
equality. It teaches us to be
more independent and to fight for
ourselves and our country in order
to exercise our
right to live with freedom, peace of
mind and unity with others.
Nathanael P. Mangana
BSCE- 1B
Analysis of Declaration of
Philippine Independence
Declaration of Philippine
Independence was first written by
Ambrosio Rianzares
Bautista also known as Don
Bosyong later translated by
Sulpicio Guevara an author,
born on year 1904. Ambrosio
Rianzares Bautista was born on
December 7, 1830 at
Biñan, Laguna, Captaincy General
of the Philippines. The Declaration
of Philippine
Independence (Declaracion de
Independencia de Filipinas) was
proclaimed on 12th of
June year 1998 in Cavite II el
Viejo (Kawit, Cavite) Philippines
at the balcony of
General Emilio Aguinaldo’s
residence. The Declaration of
Philippine Independence
was proclaimed and solemnized by
the War Counsellor and the
Special Delegate,
Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista
by the Dictatorial Government
of the Philippines,
pursuant to, and by virtue of, a
Decree issued by the Engregious
Dictator Don Emilio
Aguinaldo y Famy. The
declaration was signed by 98
persons. Thousands of people
from the provinces gathered in
Kawit, Cavite to witness the
historic event. The
military, representatives of
various towns and other civil
officials were in attendance
to witness the said historic event.
This declaration has a purpose to
proclaim the
sovereignty and independence of
the Philippines from the colonial
rule of the Spanish
Empire.The Declaration of
Philippine Independence is a
government- issued
document. The purpose of this
document is to remind us, remind
the colonists, and
the whole world that the
Philippines declared independence
from the colonists. The
declaration included the list of
grievances against the Spanish
Government stretching
back to explorer Ferdinand
Magellan arrival on 1521. The
Declaration of Philippine
Independence document is
important in our whole country
because it serves as the
proof of being independent
of our country from the
colonists. This document
summarizes and expresses all
about the events happened during
the conquest by
the colonists in 300 years. This
government-issued document can
prove us that our
country and ourselves were freed
from the colonists and implies that
we have the
right to live without any
hindrances and we also have
equality. It teaches us to be
more independent and to fight for
ourselves and our country in order
to exercise our
right to live with freedom, peace of
mind and unity with others.
Nathanael P. Mangana
BSCE- 1B
Analysis of Declaration of
Philippine Independence
Declaration of Philippine
Independence was first written by
Ambrosio Rianzares
Bautista also known as Don
Bosyong later translated by
Sulpicio Guevara an author,
born on year 1904. Ambrosio
Rianzares Bautista was born on
December 7, 1830 at
Biñan, Laguna, Captaincy General
of the Philippines. The Declaration
of Philippine
Independence (Declaracion de
Independencia de Filipinas) was
th
proclaimed on 12 of
June year 1998 in Cavite II el
Viejo (Kawit, Cavite) Philippines
at the balcony of
General Emilio Aguinaldo’s
residence. The Declaration of
Philippine Independence
was proclaimed and solemnized by
the War Counsellor and the
Special Delegate,
Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista
by the Dictatorial Government
of the Philippines,
pursuant to, and by virtue of, a
Decree issued by the Engregious
Dictator Don Emilio
Aguinaldo y Famy. The
declaration was signed by 98
persons. Thousands of people
from the provinces gathered in
Kawit, Cavite to witness the
historic event. The
military, representatives of
various towns and other civil
officials were in attendance
to witness the said historic event.
This declaration has a purpose to
proclaim the
sovereignty and independence of
the Philippines from the colonial
rule of the Spanish
Empire.The Declaration of
Philippine Independence is a
government- issued
document. The purpose of this
document is to remind us, remind
the colonists, and
the whole world that the
Philippines declared independence
from the colonists. The
declaration included the list of
grievances against the Spanish
Government stretching
back to explorer Ferdinand
Magellan arrival on 1521. The
Declaration of Philippine
Independence document is
important in our whole country
because it serves as the
proof of being independent
of our country from the
colonists. This document
summarizes and expresses all
about the events happened during
the conquest by
the colonists in 300 years. This
government-issued document can
prove us that our
country and ourselves were freed
from the colonists and implies that
we have the
right to live without any
hindrances and we also have
equality. It teaches us to be
more independent and to fight for
ourselves and our country in order
to exercise our
right to live with freedom, peace of
mind and unity with others.
THE 1898 DECLARATION OF THE PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE BY AMBROSIO RIANZARES BAUTISTA

The Declaration of Philippine Independence (Declaracion de Independencia de Filipinas) was signed on

the balcony of General Emilio Aguinaldo's mansion in Cavite II el Viejo (Kawit, Cavite) on June 12, 1998.
The War Counsellor and Special Delegate, Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista, announced and solemnized the
Declaration of Philippine Independence on behalf of the Dictatorial Government of the Philippines,
pursuant to and by virtue of a Decree issued by the Egregious Dictator Don Emilio Aguinaldo y Famy. A
total of 98 people signed the proclamation. Thousands of people from all across the country flocked to
Kawit, Cavite, to witness the historic event. To witness the abovementioned historic event, the soldiers,
representatives from other towns, and other public leaders were there. The purpose of this statement is
to proclaim the Philippines' sovereignty and independence from the Spanish Empire's colonial control.
The Declaration of Philippine Independence is a document released by the Philippine government. This
document's objective is to remind ourselves, the colonists, and the rest of the world that the Philippines
declared independence from the colonizers. The proclamation listed a number of grievances against the
Spanish government, dating back to the arrival of explorer Ferdinand Magellan in 1521. The Declaration
of Philippine Independence is significant in our country since it provides as confirmation of our country's
independence from colonizers. This paper compiles and explains all of the events that occurred
throughout the colonists' 300-year conquest. This government-issued document can establish that our
country and ourselves, were freed from colonial rule, implying that we have the right to live freely and
equally. It teaches us to be more self-reliant and to fight for ourselves and our country so that we can
exercise our right to live in freedom, peace, and unity with others.

EXCERPT FROM EMILIO AGUINALDO’S: MGA GUNITA NG HIMAGSIKAN

Emilio Aguinaldo's memoir, Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan, is based on a diary he kept, many
documents he saved, and family legend he gathered from his elders. Aguinaldo was one of many
Katipunan members who joined to the Magdalo group. In the province of Cavite, he conducted
multiple attacks and achieved triumphs over the Spaniards. Following Bonifacio's death, he
seized complete command of the revolution. Later, Aguinaldo imposed a provisional dictatorship
in the country, declared Philippine independence on June 12, 1898, and was sworn in as the new,
self-governing Philippine republic's first president. Aguinaldo's memoir, believed to be in two
volumes, includes recollections of his birth, early life, and role in the revolution. The first book,
on the other hand, concludes the memoir simply with the details of the Treaty of Biak-na-Bato.
The second book is thought to continue with the Philippine Revolution against Spain and the
Philippine-American War, despite the fact that its existence has yet to be established. The
passages begin with Aguinaldo's arrival in Cavite and his interaction with two of his generals,
which led to a clash between the three Filipino civil guards patrolling their territory. Following
that comes a story about the Siege of Imus, in which they were duped at first but were able to
mount a successful attack after regrouping and altering tactics. The third and longest sample
covers various incidents throughout the revolution. The entrance of Supremo Bonifacio and some
of his troops in San Francisco de Malabon, where he was greeted with a magnificent parade and
dubbed the "Haring Bayan," was first documented. Aguinaldo went on to examine the
distinctions between the Magdiwang and Magdalo factions of the Katipunan, including the party
name, members and officials, territory, achievements, attitude, and government form. It also
detailed the planned attempt to save Jose Rizal from execution, which might have gone ahead
had Paciano Rizal not intervened and warned not to endanger any more lives. It finished with the
narrative of the Battle of Pateros, which was originally a victory after the Spanish troops were
forced to flee by the Pasig River, but was then compelled to return to Cavite when a larger army
of Spaniards from Laguna arrived to assault the province. Between 1928 and 1946, it was written
in longhand and in Tagalog, and it provided us with vital information about how Filipino
revolutionaries fought the Spaniards in battles that were significant in Philippine history. It
detailed the revolution, demonstrating how united and determined the Filipino people were to
abolish the Spanish occupation. This allows us to appreciate how difficult their efforts were
during the colonial era, to the point that all they wanted was independence. Aside from that,
Emilio Aguinaldo's experiences and ambitions are highlighted in the document. The
interpretation we give to his persona is important in determining what type of Filipino leader he
was. We were able to see history through Aguinaldo's eyes, which allowed us to appreciate his
valor and contributions to the freedom we enjoy today. Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan was a page-
turner. But, more than the joy, it provided me with yet another reason to keep working hard to
achieve my goals. After all, success is based on tenacity and persistence, which the Filipino
revolutionaries possessed in spades. Thanking these individuals for their sacrifices is insufficient;
we must also sacrifice ourselves in order to preserve and protect the independence that we have
gained thanks to the blood of our ancestors.