SUMMARY (FROM THE VIDEO)

In 1596

During the year 1596, Governor Francisco Tello was appointed governor-general of the Filipinas and in his arrival, Fray
Ignacio de Santibanez was appointed the archbishop. In the same year, Juan Ronquillo was sent to Mindanao (La
Caldera) and he became victorious over the combined forces of Mindanaos and Ternatans. On his return from
Cochinchina, Gallinato was accused of not following up the victory at Camboja. The incipient rebellion in Cagayan was
investigated (the plan murder of their leader by his own countrymen was persuaded by reward). Alvaro de Mendana de
Naira’s expedition from Peru to rediscover Solomon Islands reached the Filipinas also happened this year.

In 1597, San Geronymo dispatched to Nueva Espana compelled to stop over in the port of Japan because of the heavy
storm. The passengers of San Geronymo were allowed to return in Manila but six Franciscan missionaries; three Jesuits;
and seventeen native helpers were crucified. The religious wrote a letter of farewell to Dr. Morga and informing him
about the intensions of Japan to attack Philippines. Luis Navarrete Fajardo was sent in Japan to demand satisfaction.
Japanese residing in Manila were sent back in Japan. Another event that has happened is that through the
instrumentality of Father Alonzo Ximenez, affairs in Camboja were again set on foot. However, Juan Pancho with his 20
men were killed during the incursion in Jolo

In 1598, The archbishop arrived and the Manila Audiencia was reestablished by the royal orders. Luis Perez Dasmariinas
secured permission to attempt an expedition to the mainland, to aid the king of Camboja, and to seize the kingdom of
Champan (Champa) who caused a constant menace to all navigators throughout the region. El Pinal (an open port to
Spaniard) were opened through the effort of Juan de Zamudio and Luiz perez Dasmarinas sent Hernando de los Rios
Coronel to negotiate in Canton, China.

In 1599, Joloans and Mindanaos were encouraged by the final abandonment and dismantling of the fort at La Caldera,
joined in self-defense by the peaceful natives of Mindanao, made incursion against Spaniards and natives in the
Pintadoss, in which they took immense booty and many captives

Through the year 1600, The alcade-mayor of Arevalo defeated the larger forces sent after the incursion against the
Spaniards and the natives in Pintados. Geromio de Jesus, Franciscan survivor from the crucifixion negotiated to
Daifusama, successor of Taicosama. October of the same year, News reached Manila of the coming and depredation of
Oliver van Noordt with his two vessels. Vessels Santa Margarita and San Geronymo failed to reach Nueva Espana and
were wrecked the latter near Cataduanes, and the former in the Ladrones rifled by the natives.

During 1602, under the command of Gallinato, the cargo of San felipe were taken to the city of Mindanao and Jolo and
then sent he sent to Manila for instruction. From Camboja, Juan De Mendoza and Fray Juan Maldonado proceeded in
Siam but their trading was unsatisfactory that led them to depart without notifying the Siamese king but on their way
they were killed.