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Teodoro Plata: Life and Legacy of a Katipunan Founder

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

The story of the Philippine Revolution is often told through the lens of its most prominent figures, such as Andres Bonifacio and Jose Rizal. However, the struggle for independence involved many brave individuals who risked everything to free their homeland from Spanish colonial rule. Among these vital figures is Teodoro Plata, a man who stood…

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Sultan Jamal ul-A’lam and the Golden Age of the Sulu Sultanate

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

The islands of the Sulu Archipelago, nestled between the vast seas of Southeast Asia, were once the heartland of a powerful maritime state: the Sultanate of Sulu. For centuries, this sultanate stood as a significant player in regional trade, politics, and culture. While the historical record is rich with accounts of its influence, one name…

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Succession of Power: How Datus Passed On Rule in Pre-colonial Philippines

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

Imagine a time in the Philippines long before the Spanish arrived. The islands weren’t one country but many independent communities called barangays. Each barangay was led by a chief or ruler known as a datu. The datu was a very important person – a leader in war, a judge in disputes, and someone who helped his people…

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Shaping the Nation: How Everyday Filipinos Built the Philippine Republic

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

When we look at the history of the Philippine Republic, we often hear about presidents, national heroes, and political leaders. Their stories are important, but they are only part of the picture. A nation is not just built by those in power; it is built, shaped, and sustained by the millions of ordinary people who…

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Separation of Church and State in the Philippines: A History of Complex and Contradictory Policies

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

The idea that government and religion should be separate is a cornerstone of many modern democracies. In the Philippines, this principle, known as the “separation of church and state,” is clearly stated in the Constitution. Article II, Section 6 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution reads: “The separation of Church and State shall be inviolable.” This seems straightforward,…

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Science and Technology Development in the Philippines: A History of Efforts in the Republic

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

Science and technology (S&T) are like the engines of progress for any nation. They drive innovation, improve daily life, create jobs, and help solve big problems like hunger, disease, and climate change. For the Philippines, understanding the history of science and technology development in the Philippines since it became a republic is crucial. It shows us how…

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Representing the Philippines Abroad: A Look at Filipino Diplomats Through History

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

The story of a nation isn’t just written within its borders. It’s also told in meeting rooms in foreign capitals, in international organizations, and through the tireless efforts of the people who represent their country on the global stage. For the Philippines, this story is rich with individuals – Filipino diplomats – who have worked to protect…

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Rajah Sulayman: The Valiant Defender of Maynila Against Spanish Conquest

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

The islands we now know as the Philippines were home to vibrant, complex societies long before the arrival of European colonizers. These societies had their own political structures, trading networks, and cultural practices. Among the most prominent settlements were powerful ports like Maynila (now Manila), located strategically at the mouth of the Pasig River. Maynila…

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Rajah Lakandula of Tondo: Diplomacy, Resistance, and His Enduring Legacy

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

In the rich tapestry of Philippine history, few figures stand as prominently at the crucial turning point of Spanish arrival as Rajah Lakandula, the esteemed chieftain of the Kingdom of Tondo. His story is one of leadership, complex diplomacy, shifting alliances, and ultimately, navigating the difficult path of preserving his people’s interests in the face…

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Rajah Humabon and Ferdinand Magellan: The Landmark Encounter in Cebu

Posted on 9 May 20259 May 2025 by R.M.C.Ablir

The year is 1521. The world is on the cusp of radical change, driven by the ambition of European powers seeking new trade routes and territories. Across the vast Pacific Ocean, a seasoned Portuguese explorer in the service of the Spanish crown, Ferdinand Magellan, is leading an expedition on a perilous voyage aiming to reach…

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