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Author: R.M.C.Ablir

Standard Weapon

Gwardiya Sibil Standard Weapon in the Philippines: Spanish Colonial Period

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

During the Spanish Colonial Period in the Philippines, the Gwardiya Sibil was essential for keeping peace. They used a particular weapon as their standard. This weapon was crucial for the agency’s tasks at that time. The history of the Gwardiya Sibil’s standard weapon is full of importance. It marked an influential period in the country….

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Lapu-Lapu Muslim

Was Lapu-Lapu Muslim? Discussing Historical Claims

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

Lapu-Lapu, the esteemed hero from the Philippines, is at the heart of a big historical question. Some believe he was a follower of Islam. Others don’t agree. We’ll look at the clues and think about what Lapu-Lapu’s faith means to the Philippines. Key Takeaways: The debate over Lapu-Lapu’s religion is ongoing in history studies. Some…

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Rice Tale

Origin of Rice Tale as Recorded by H. Otley Beyer

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

The story of rice captivates the hearts of many in the Philippines. It has been shared through the years, highlighting a bond with the earth. H. Otley Beyer spent his life studying the folklore of rice and its practices. Today, we learn about the story’s beginning through his work. Key Takeaways: The story of rice…

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Islamic Influence

Islamic Influence Beyond Mindanao & Manila Pre-1500s

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

The Islamic impact in the Philippines goes far beyond Mindanao and Manila, even before the 1500s. This part of Philippine history shows how Islamic teachings spread across the islands. It also highlights their big influence on the Philippines’ culture and beliefs. Before being colonized, Islam in the Philippines was very influential. It shaped not just…

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Smallpox

How or Why Smallpox Spared the Philippine Population When the Spanish came

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

Despite smallpox’s global impact, the Philippines avoided major outbreaks during Spanish colonization. This begs the question: why did the Philippines escape when other places didn’t? It’s a fascinating topic, shedding light on unique circumstances that influenced the Philippines’ fate. Key Takeaways: The Philippine population remarkably remained resilient to smallpox during Spanish colonization, avoiding a major…

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Philippine Languages

Dead or Dying Philippine Languages

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

The Philippines holds more than 180 languages. Sadly, a lot of these are at risk of disappearing. The rapid loss of these languages threatens the country’s rich tapestry of linguistic traditions. Key Takeaways: There are over 180 languages spoken in the Philippines. Many Philippine languages are at risk of becoming extinct. The loss of these…

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Response

Friar’s Response to Gregory XIV’s Slave Decree

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

Did the Catholic Church change its view on slavery over time? How did the friars in the Philippines react to Pope Gregory XIV’s slavery order? We’ll explore the Friar’s reply to Gregory XIV’s decree. We’ll also look at the effect of this response in the Philippines. This will show us the complex link between the…

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Invade

Challenging or Impossible Areas in the Philippines to Invade

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

Have you ever wondered why some parts of the Philippines seem impossible to conquer? What secrets do these areas hold that make invasions fail? The Philippines is home to daunting and diverse landscapes. These natural barriers, including massive mountains and thick forests, make it hard for attackers. Even the waters around it are tricky to…

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Japanese 5th Columnists

Japanese 5th Columnists in WW2: Myth or Reality? How does it affect Philippines

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

World War II brought turmoil and conflict globally. The Philippines especially felt this during the Japanese occupation. A debated topic is the existence of Japanese 5th columnists in the Philippines. We question if they truly existed and the impact they had during and after the war. This article aims to uncover the truth about Japanese…

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Philippine Heroes

Philippine Heroes’ Relationships – Did They Know Each Other?

Posted on 24 April 202424 April 2024 by R.M.C.Ablir

The Philippines has a rich history of heroes fighting for freedom and equality. But how much did these heroes actually know each other? Were famous heroes like Jose Rizal and Andres Bonifacio friends or rivals? Did they work together or follow different paths? This article will look into the friendships and connections between Philippine heroes….

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