Saplala, Adrian C.
Multiperspectivity
BSA-1
Chapter 3 (Reviewer)
Code of Kalantiaw
It is a mythical legal code in the epic
history Maragtas. In fact a Historical
marker was installed in the town of
Batang , Aklan in 1956.
Datu Bendehara Kalantiaw
The third chief of Panay, was born in
Aklan, and established his own
government in the peninsula of Batang,
Aklan Sakup.
Considered as the First Filipino Lawgiver,
and he promulgated in about 1433 a
penal code now known as Code of
Kalantiaw containing 18 articles.
1968
When the Code of Kalantiaw was proved
as a hoax
William Henry Scott
Who proved that the Code of Kalantiaw is
a hoax. He is also a doctoral candidate at
the University of Santo Tomas.
Jose E. Marco
The writer or author of historical fiction
titled "Las Antiguas Leyendas de la Isla
de Negros" where Scott attributed the
Code of Kalantiaw
Sa Aking Mga Kabata
A poem purportedly written by Jose Rizal
when he was eight years old and is
probably one of Rizal's most prominent
work.
Defined as a way of looking at historical
events, personalities, development,
cultures and societies from different
perspective.
Butuan
It is the long believed site of the First
Mass.
Mazaua
The place where the first First Catholic
Mass sited. It is now known as Limasawa.
Zubu
Now known as Cebu. The port that was
chosen out of three choices where most
abundant supplies of food can be found.
Francisco Albo
A pilot of one of Magellan's ship, Trinidad
and he was also the one of the 18
survivors who returned with Sebastian
Elcano on the ship Victoria. The owner of
the log that was used as a primary
source.
Antonio Pigafetta
An italian nobleman who accompanied
Ferdinand Magellan in his fateful
circumnavigation and produced the book
“ First Voyage Around the World by
Magellan” after his return to Italy.
March 16, 1521
Date where Magellan sailed in a westerly
course from Landrones and they saw
land towards the Northwest named
Yunagan. That day, Magellan also went
southward to another small island named
Suluan.
Age of Exploration
Period of competition among European
rulers to conquer and colonize lands
outside their original domains.
Cavite Mutiny
A historic event and a major factor in the
awakening of nationalism among
Filipinos.
Jose Montero y Vidal
Spanish historian documented on how
the event was an attempt in overthrowing
the Spanish government in the
Philippines. His account of the Mutiny
was critized as woefully biased.
Polos y Servicios
A Force Labor
Virgin of Loreto
The feast celebrated by the district od
Sampaloc that came with fireworks
display, resulting to signal mistook by
Caviteños.
Joaquin Pardo de Tavera,
Antonio Ma. Regidor, Jose and
Pio Basa
Filipino lawyers that was suspended from
the practice of law, arrested, and
sentenced to life imprisonment at
Marianas Island.
February 17, 1872
Execution of GOMBURZA
Dr. Trinidad Hermenegildo
Pardo de Tavera
A Filipino scholar who wrote a Filipino
version of the bloody incident in Cavite.
Edmund Plauchut
French writer complemented Tavera's
account and analyzed the motivation of
mutiny.
Philippine Institute
A school introduced by Central Spanish
Government to change the schools.
Noli Me Tangere
One of the writings of Jose Rizal.
Fr. Vicente Balaguer
An anonymous writer and later on was
revealed. He is the author of the
magazine "La Juventud"
Señor Traviel de Andrande and
Jesuit priest Vilaclara
Are counsel who accompanied Rizal on
the death row.
Señor del Fresno
Chief of firing squad
Señor Maure
Assistant of Plaza
La Liga Filipina
An organization founded by Rizal with
Andres Bonifacio as one of its members
Lt. Olegrio Diaz
A guardia civil, and identified the Cry
happened in Balintawak on 25 August
1896.
Teodoro Kalaw
Filipino historian, marks the place to be in
Kangkong, Balintawak on the last week
of August 1896.
Santiago Alvarez
A Katipunero and leader of the
Magdiwang faction in Cavite, put the Cry
in Bahay Toro in Quezon City on 24
August 1896.
Mariano Alvarez
Father of Santiago Alvarez
Melchora Aquino
Mother of Juan Ramos
August 29, 1896
The discussion was on wether or not the
revolution against Spanish Government
should be started on that day.

Pio Valenzuela
Known Katipunero. The Katipunan stated
that the Cry happened in Pugad Lawin on
23 August 1896.

Gregorio Zaide
A historian who identified the Cry to have
happened in Balintawak on 26 August
1896

Teodoro Agoncillo
Put the Cry at Pugad Lawin on 23 August
1896, according to statements by Pio
Valenzuela.

Milagros Guerrero, Emmanuel

Encarnacion, and Ramon
Villegas
Research historians who claimed that the
event took place in Tandang Sora's barn
in Gulod. Barangay Banlat, Quezon City,
on 24 August 1896.

Teodoro Plata, Briccio Pantas,

and Pio Valenzuela
Leaders of Katipunan who were all
opposed to starting the revolution too
early.

Juan Ramos
Owner of the yard where over 1000
members of the Katipunan met and
carried out considerable debate and
discussion.