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1. Code of Datu Kalantiaw, Code of Kalantaiw
The Code of Rajah
Kalantiaw Jose Marco, and Authorship The
Kalantiaw was a
Teodoro Agoncillo supposed legal code in the supposedly author
epic history Maragtas that was the chief of
is said to have been written Negros in the
in 1433 by Datu Kalantiaw, Philippines, Datu
Kalantiaw in the
a chief on the island
1433. There is no
of Negros in
recorded
the Philippines. It is now
documents at that
generally accepted by
time, and many
historians that the
documents supporting the historian believed
that it was written
existence and history of
by Jose E. Marco.
the code, “appear to be
deliberate fabrications with He claimed to have
discovered the
no historical validity."
written in 1913 by a priest Pavón documents
that were
named Jose Marco as a
mentioned in
part of a historical fiction
William H. Scott’s
titled Las antiguas
letter to Digno
leyendas de la Isla de
Alba. This
Negros (English: The
documents contain
Ancient Legends of the
Island of Negros). In 1990, the code of
Kalantiaw, were in
Philippine
fact Marco’s own
historian Teodoro
creation.
Agoncillo described the
code as "a disputed
document." Despite doubts
on its authenticity, some
history texts continue to
present it as historical fact.

2. Maharlika Eddie Ilarde, Senator Eddie Ilarde was the President Rody
Ferdinand E. first to propose to rename the Duterte’s
Marcos, and Philippines into"Maharlika" in declaration that he
Rodrigo Duterte 1978, citing the need to honor agrees with the
he country's ancient heritage proposal to
before the Spanishand rename the
Americans occupied the Philippines
 country. They view the name
"Philippines" as a colonial
reminder of the ruler of their
previous colonial masters.
3. Sa Aking Mga Jose Rizal
The poem was widely
Kabata
taught in Philippine schools
to point out Rizal's
precociousness and early
development of
his nationalistic ideals. A
passage of the poem often
paraphrased as "Ang hindi
marunong magmahal sa
sariling wika, masahol pa
sa hayop at malansang
isda" ( "He who knows not
to love his own language, is
worse than beasts and
putrid fish") is widely
quoted in order to
justify pressuring Philippine
citizens into using Tagalog;
this ironically includes its
majority of nonnative
speakers. It is encountered
most frequently during
the Buwan ng
Wika ('Language Month'), a
“Maharlika” was
met with jubilation
by many Filipinos
whose spirit and
judgment have
been awakened to
appreciate the
need to redeem
our treasured
ethos of time past.
After centuries of
carrying a name
branded into our
being illegally by a
foreign invader, it
is time for change
and redemption
and tread the road
torenascence.
Sa Aking Mga
Kabatà" is a poem
about the love of
one's native
language written in
Tagalog. It is widely
attributed to the
Filipino national
hero José Rizal, who
supposedly wrote it
in 1868 at the age
of seven. here is no
evidence, however,
to support
authorship by Rizal
and several
historians now
believe it to be a
hoax. The first
stanza speaks that
Rizal wants us to
love our linguistic
communication and
it is a gift from
above that was
 given onto us to be
commemoration of the
thankful of. It is an
establishment of
approval that like
the Filipino language as the
any other
national language of the
nationalities we
Philippines.
were gifted of. We
are cognizant that
Rizal was motivated
to compose this
verse form during
the clip of Spanish
domination because
we were under
their settlement. He
addresses us to love
our linguistic
communication for
it is our measure
towards
independence. As
Rizal correlated it to
a bird that can
freely wing up in
the sky. It has a will
to wing wherever it
wants to travel and
whatever it wants
to make. But if this
bird is in an