THE CRY OF

REBELLION
(Pugad Lawin)

Submitted By: GROUP 8

Baldovi, Krizielle Veyonce M.
Reyes, Felicitie Joyce Y.
Paras, Raphael Andro S.
Presentation Contents
01 02
Source of Data When did the
event happen

03 04
where did the Account of the
event happen Event
SOURCE OF DATA
• Zaide, Gregoria and Zaide, Sonia. (1990).
Documentary Sources of Philippine History. Vol. 5.
Manila: National Book Store

• The Cry of Pugadlawin. (n.d.).

https://www.philippine-history.org/cry-of-
pugadlawin.htm

• The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica. (1998,

July 20). Philippine Revolution | Facts, Leaders, &
Significance. Encyclopedia Britannica.
https://www.britannica.com/event/Philippine-
Revolution
When did the
event Happen
• According to the
historical accounts, The
Cry of Rebellion in the
Philippines happened in
August 23, 1986
Where did the event
happen

Filipino revolutionary leaders Andres Bonifacio,

Emilio Jacinto, and other members of the
Katipunan secret society gathered in the hills of
Pugad Lawin. Though it is highly debated where the
revolution actually began, accounts from Dr. Pio
Valenzuala, who was a supposed eye witness,
pointed out Pugad Lawin, a village in the outskirts
of Manila
Accounts of the Event
• The Cry of Rebellion, also known as the "Pugad Lawin" revolution, was a pivotal
moment in Philippine history. It marks the start of the Philippine Revolution
against Spanish colonial rule, which eventually led to the country's independence.

• The night of the revolution Bonifacio asked his men if they were ready to fight to
the last. Despite the objections stating that it was too soon from his brother-in-law,
Teodoro Plata, everyone agreed to fight till the end. Bonifacio then ordered his
men to rip their cedulas, they all did so whilst cheering "Long live the Philippines!
Down with Spain!" The events now known as the "Cry of Pugad Lawin."

• The Pugad Lawin uprising was an important turning point in the fight for
independence of the Philippines. It inspired other Filipinos to join the revolution,
and the Katipunan quickly grew in strength. The revolution spread throughout the
country, and the Filipino people fought for their freedom against Spanish colonial
rule.

• This historic event is still celebrated every year in the Philippines as a national
holiday, known as "Araw ng mga Bayani" or "National Heroes Day."