The

CRY OF
REBELLION
 INTRODUCTIO
• In August 1896, the Cry of Pugad Lawin marked the beginning of

N
the Philippine Revolution against Spanish rule.
• Led by Andres Bonifacio, members of the Katipunan secret
society rose up in revolt, tearing up their Cedulas as a sign of
defiance.
• The exact date and place of the Cry are disputed, leading to
differing accounts and ambiguity.
 EVENTS LEADING TO THE
Initial Gathering:
CRY
• On August 23, 1896, various wings of the Katipunan convened at
Juan Ramos' house in Pugadlawin.
• Bonifacio rallied his men to fight against Spanish oppression.
 DEFIANCE AND
Defiance and Symbolism:
SYBOLISM:
• Bonifacio asked his men to tear up their Cedulas, signifying
their determination to fight for independence.
• The rebels tore their Cedulas and shouted "Mabuhay ang
Pilipinas," marking the Cry of Pugadlawin.
 EVENTS LEADING TO THE
Revolutionary Activities:
• The revolution spread toCRY
Cavite, with Aguinaldo and Alvarez
leading separate factions against Spanish forces.
• Aguinaldo's victories in Bacoor and Imus solidified his role
as a revolutionary leader.
 DISPUTED LOCATIONS: A CASE
Historical Controversies: STUDY
• Conflicting accounts and varying dates have led to debates over
the exact location of the Cry.
• Terms like "Pugad Lawin" and "Balintawak" have been associated
with different sites, adding to the confusion.
 DISPUTED LOCATIONS: A CASE
Scholarly Perspectives: STUDY
• Historians like Agoncillo and Medina have proposed different
interpretations based on primary sources.
• The inclusion of multiple place names and dates has further
complicated the narrative.
 CONCLUSION: UNRAVELING THE
Historical Significance: MYSTERY
• Despite the ambiguity, the Cry of Rebellion remains a
pivotal moment in Philippine history.
• It symbolizes the beginning of the fight for independence
and national identity.
 CONTINUED
DEBATE;
-Scholar and historians continue to explore the
intricacies of the cry, seeking clarity amidst historical
uncertainty.
References
• Scribd. (2022, March 16). Case Study: Cry of
Rebellion.
• Samonte, S. C. (2023, August 24).
Salamat!
Thank you for listening