JUSTINE I.

MAIDO

1BSCRIM-A

Direction: Fill out the diagram showing the sequence of events (dates and most significant event that
happened during the day) of Magellan travel around the Philippine archipelago.

DATE EVENTS IN MAGELLANS VOYAGE

March 16, 1521 Magellan and his men arrived at dawn and saw the island of Zamal.

March 18, 1521 They saw a boat coming toward them with nine men in it. From the Island of
Zuluan.

March 22, 1521 Those men from Zuluan Island came as they promised to give Magellan two boats
with cocoanuts, sweet oranges, a jar of palm wine and a cock.

March 25, 1521 Holy Monday, the day of our lady. They shaped their course toward the west
southwest between four small islands namely, Cenalo, Hiunanghan, Ibusson, and
Abarien.

March 28, 1521 While at sea, they saw a bonfire which turned out to be Limawasa where they
anchored.

March 29, 1521 The King came with six or eight men in the same boat and entered the ship for
they come to the Island as friends and not as enemies.

Blood Compact: where the Rajah and Magellan drank each others blood mixed
with the native wine

March 31, 1521 Magellan ordered a mass to be celebrated which was officiated by Father Pedro
Valderrama.

April 4, 1521 They left Mazaua for Cebu, guided by the King of Mazaua, past five Islands:
Ceylon, Bohol, Canighan, Baibai, Gatighan.

April 7, 1521 They entered the port of Zubu, passing by many villages, where they saw many
houses built upon logs.

April 9, 1521 The king Mazaua saluted to Magellan in behalf of King Zubu.

April 10, 1521 Asking permission to bury the dead body of their fellow men in the land of
 natives.

April 12, 1521 Magellan and his men showed the native people a shop full of merchandise and
they did barter, gold and food as exchanged for their items.

April 13, 1521 Magellan promised the King to make him a Christian on the following day.

April 14, 1521 40 men of Magellan were sent ashore and the King officially become Christian.

April 26, 1521 Chief Zula of Matan sent his sons to give present to Magellan but he had not
been able to sent it to him because chief Cilapulapu, refused to obey the King.

April 27, 1521 Magellan died in engaging in the battle against Cilapulapu. Serrano and Barbosa
are voted as co- commanders.

May 1, 1521 Christian King sent words to the commander about the jewels he promised to
the king of Spagnia. Twenty-four men went ashore among whom was their
astronomer, San Martin de Sivilla.

Activity 2
Direction: Answer each question below using the space provided by:

1. Did Magellan usurp unilaterally all property rights, including sovereign rights from the natives,
as his emissary negotiated with the local chief in Cebu? Cute the line/ statements from the document
that support your answer.
- Yes, Magellan usurp unilaterally all property rights, including sovereign rights from the native
as his emissary negotiated with the local chief in cebu.“If I and vassals all belong to your sovereign, how
much more ought the land.”

2. What was Pigafetta purpose for writting the document?

- The reason of writing the Chronicle is specifically furnish important details on the discovery of
the islands and people inhabiting the place, these people were to be the Filipinos great ancestors who
lives peacefully and with abundance in the area.

3. What was the context of the time that turned Pigafetta to look at the people, the environment,
and culture from his perspective?

- The context of the time that turned Pigafetta to look at the people, the environment, and
culture from his perspective is because of his beliefs.
4. Which G among the 3G (Gold, God, Glory) must have primarily driven the Europeans in
venturing into the high seas and towards the Philippines? Why? Quote the story line (paragraph or in
phrase) from the text that tell you this.

- God, “ The captain told him that if god would again allow him to return to those districts, he
would bring so many men that he would make the kings enemies subject to him by force"

5. Cite from the text by stating in your own words an instance/s that depicts spanish dominance or
superiority complex? Support your argument by quoting the paragraph which tells about such
dominance a manifestation of superiority.

- By using their strength to elevate christianity .“The captain general put the priest with some
men to prepare the place where mass was to be said; together with the interpreter to tell the king that
we are not going to land in order to dine with him but to say mass:

Assessment:

Direction: Give the answer to every question before the number.

Francisco Antonio Pigafetta 1. Who was the historian of Magellan's voyage?

Zula 2. Who was the chied of the island of Matan (Mactan) whom lapu lapu refused to obey.

60 3. How many of Magellan's forces set out armed to fight lapu lapu’s men?

1,500 4. How many of Lapu Lapu's men fought against the Spaniard's.

April 27, 1521 5. When did Magellan die?

Enrichment :
Direction: Identify an event from the document that demonstrates, Filipinos traits or values. Present an
illustration through either your own drawings, images cut outs, etc. in such a way that such traits/ values
are shown.