1882 Marquis Busto

- After finishing his 4th yr at UST, he decided to - Professor in medicine

leave the Philippines to continue his studies Mr. Haes
MAIN REASONS FOR TRAVELLING ABROAD - Professor in drawing
1. Preparation for ophthalmology House of Paterno brothers
2. Observe life abroad - Where reunions of Filipino students takes place
3. Write books/essays/novels displaying Filipino Halls of Arms in Sanz y Carbonell
nationalism - Where he practiced shooting and fencing
MAY 03, 1882 Academy of Fine Arts in San Fernando
- Rizal departed on board the Spanish steamer, - Where he studied drawing (landscape and
Salvadora bound for Singapore perspective)
Jose Mercado Academy of San Carlos
- Name he used on his passport - Where he studied painting and sculpture
- Procured by Antonio Rivera (father of Leonor Circulo Hispano Filipino
Rivera) - Led by Juan Atayde
- Mercado -> ‘market’ - voices out the needs of Filipino in Madrid
- Rizal -> ‘ricial’ Revista de Circulo Hispano-Filipino
700 pesos - created by Juan Atayde
- Money he left with, given by Paciano - closed due to lack of funds
Diamond ring Banquet Speech
- Given by Saturnina - held in a victory party on June 25, 1884
Djemnah - toast speech of Rizal for Juan Luna and Felix
- French steamer he boarded on Singapore To Hidalgo
Europe Masonic Acacia Lodge in Madrid
He also travelled to: - Rizal joined the masonry around 23 years old.
o Ceylon (Sri Lanka) - Documented by Reynold Fajardo
o Naples (Italy)
o Marseilles (France’s largest city)
June 16, 1882
- Rizal reached Barcelona
El Amor Patrio (Love of Country)
- His first written article abroad
- Published in Aug. 20, 1882
- Published in Spanish and Tagalog
- Tagalog translated by Marcelo H. del Pilar
- Published in Diariong Tagalog
Diariong Tagalog
- First Philippine Bilingual Newspaper
- Aug. 1, 1882 – Oct. 21, 1882
- Closed due to lack of funds
Francisco Calvo
- Editor-in-chief of Diariong Tagalog
- Encouraged Rizal into writing articles for
Diariong Tagalog
TWO MORE POEMS WRITTEN BY RIZAL:
1. Los Viajes (Travel)
2. Revista de Madrid (Review of Madrid)
Jose Ma. Cecilio
- He delivered the news to Rizal about the
published poem.
LAONG LAAN
- Rizal’s pen name for Diariong Tagalog
UTE
- Nickname from brother and sisters
PEPE/PEPITO
- Relatives
Paciano advised Rizal to continue studying
medicine in Madrid.

November 3, 1882
- Rizal enrolled in Universidad Central de Madrid
(Central University of Madrid) in two courses:
Philosophy and Letters & Medicine